Logan Chieftains Fall 0 19 to New Boston on Muddy Field
Logan Chieftains failed to score as New Boston defeated them 19 to 0 on a mud covered field. Harris and J Wolfe led the visitors with two and one touchdowns respectively, while Logan suffered fumbles and blocked kicks in a hard fought game on their home field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Chieftains
New Boston
LOGAN
Columbus South
Chieftains
Conrad
Strawn
Smith
Karshner
Eddie Nelson
Fitzgerald
Harris
Bevins
Bender
J. Wolfe
Logan Pos
NEW Boston Smith
LE Pennington
McBride LT
White Shriner
LG Moore H
Weather Delays Logan High Band at Football Game
For the second straight week the Logan High School Band could not perform at a football game because the field was too wet and muddy. The group hopes for better weather to allow appearances at the Middleport game in Logan and some out of town events. In the next two weeks the Chieftains will play in Wells ton and Jackson before a final home game.
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Logan
Logan High School
Middleport
Chieftains
Wellston
Jackson
Nelsonville Sealed Bid Notice for City Plant Equipment
The Director of Public Service of Nelsonville Ohio invites sealed bids by noon November 9 1936 for boiler room brick stack water tube boilers stokers engine and generator boiler feedwater battener water pumping equipment per plans on file. Bids require 10 percent certified check and full names of bidders. The city reserves right to reject any or all bids by order of City Council Allen Director of Public Service dated October 1 1936.
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Nelsonville
State of
Ohio
Public Service
Allen
Fablig
Drainage Improves Surface at Chieftain Field
Logan notes that Chieftain Field showed fewer mud problems Saturday night thanks to a full drainage system installed under the gridiron last summer. The improvement contrasts with conditions the night before when the field was muddier.
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Logan
Chieftain
Logan Defeats Zanesville 32 to 0 in Park Contest
Logan Merchants football team overwhelmed the Buckeye Giants of Zanesville 32 to 0 at S and S Park Sunday afternoon. Leadbetter sparked the win with a 30 yard Statue of Liberty run and two receivers connected on passing plays including Marshalle to Leadbetter and Ken Sheets. Adair later intercepted a pass and returned it 60 yards for a touchdown. Additional local standouts Blosser Robey Bennett helped form a formidable semi pro line in the district.
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Logan
Logan Merchants
Buckeye Giants
Zanesville
S. and
S. Park
Statue of Liberty
Leadbetter
Marshalle
Ken Sheets
Adair
Blosser
Lancaster
Robey
Carbon Hill
Bennett
Nelsonville
Parkersburg Man Demands Protection After Imaginary Pursuit
Logan reports a Parkersburg man named Harry C. Spouse, 39, rushing to police to claim twelve pursuers, later deemed imaginary. He carried three large stones and was jailed overnight, with police joking he should change his liquor. Also notes on absent ballot voters and a chemistry list of elements for plant growth.
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Logan
Harry C. Spouse
Parkersburg
F. Evans
C. D Notestone
Spouse
Eagles Initiate of Candidates Hear Speeches
The Logan district initiates 61 candidates with 24 from the local area and 200 members attend a Sunday program of speechmaking. Principal speaker L P Mooney with Virgil Davis and Judge Phil Henderson present. Delegates travel from Athens Nelsonville Lancaster Murray City Marietta New Straitsville Glouster Corning Jackson Pomeroy Shawnee.
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Harley M. Whitcraft
Murray City
Athens
Nelsonville
Lancaster
Marietta
New Straitsville
Glouster, Corning
Jackson
Pomeroy
Shawnee
Eagles Start Social Program With Dance
Logan Eagles will open their fall and winter social program with a Tuesday dance at the Main St hall. Montana Meechy and his band will provide music as the committee lists dancing bingo family nights and amateur programs offered over the coming months to engage members and their families.
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LOGAN
Logan Eagles
Price Improves After Fall at City Marquee Incident
Logan Lewis Price, of this city, shows improvement at a Columbus hospital where he was hospitalized for over two weeks after being trapped under a falling marquee. His back fracture required a cast and he is not expected to return home for several weeks.
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Logan
Lewis Price
Columbus
Logan Hocking jail ranked second clean in Ohio inspection report
The Logan Hocking County Jail was named the second best in cleanliness and sanitation in Ohio after last weeks inspections. Sheriff and Mrs. Joe Farbearn were informed of the ranking during the week. About 5.5 million pennies are circulating in the United States.
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Logan—Hocking County
Ohio
Joe Farbearn
Logan Brief Social Notes
Miss Alice Genevieve Poston visited her Logan hosts with Ohio State University ties. Local residents Isabelle Healy and Louise Heine also spent weekends with families. A Columbus trip brought Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Richey and others. Emma Westenhaver spoke on Women Prominent in Politics and Diplomacy at the Saturday Club.
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Alice Genevieve Poston
Emerson Poston
Near Logan
Ohio State University
Isabelle Healy
Chillicothe
Edward Healy
C. E. Richey
Columbus
Dick Milne
Sandusky
Logan
D. Y. Milne
Louise Heine
Charles Heine
Charles H. Smith
Zella Nelson
Robert Westbrook
Eddie Nelson
Carl Bartlett
Emma Westenhaver
Anthony Toerner
Greig
W. B. Lacock
Midland Place
Lester Risch
Toerner
Risch
M. A. Campbell
George C. Hengst
Alta Atha
Harry J. Stevenson
C. 8. Clark
Victor H. Similie
P. Mooney
Clinton Webb
Frank W. Harden
Carrie Durr
Fred E. Hull
John Lee
John A. Wellman
Alfred Carpenter
Mary Neville
Bartelle Hamilton
Jean Bright
Miss Mooney
Gail Mooney
Bainbridge
L. P. Mooney
Bainbridge School
Dinner guests at N High Street residence
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Brandt hosted Sunday evening guests at their N High St home including Mr. and Mrs. Eli Keller, Miss Grace Harsh, Paul Harsh, and Claude Harsh.
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Rudolph Brandt
N. High St
Eli Keller
Grace Harsh
Paul and
Claude Harsh
Imitator to appear at Logan Rotary meeting
Logan Rotary Club hosts John Stoughton for imitation acts this evening. Also the Bremen Cub Pack Drum Corps, nine to twelve years old, travels from Bremen to perform at the Logan High School Building during the court of honor.
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Logan
Logan Rotary Club
John Stoughton
Cub Pack
Bremen
Logan High School
Absentee Voting Rush at Logan Office on Saturday
Logan election office reported a busy Saturday with 22 absent voters on site and many mail applications received. Total absentee ballots recorded reached 60 as counting continued.
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Logan—Election Board
Briley Plans Western Trip to Oklahoma City Event
Logan visitor William Briley of Carbon Hill said he will leave on November 1 for Oklahoma City to attend the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Oren Kelley. Mrs Kelley is his sister and the Kellies formerly lived in Hocking County.
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Logan
William Briley
Carbon Hill
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oren Kelley
Kelley
Hocking
Funeral service held for Mrs Ann Helber at local church
Funeral service for Mrs Ann Helber 90 widow of Abrahams Helber was conducted at the Methodist Episcopal Church at 2 p m. by Rev W N Shank. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery. The article also notes Latin studies among American high school pupils exceed those of all other foreign languages combined.
Involve Gallia Men in Theft Of Jewelry
Gallia officers report the arrest of Roscoe Love of Gallipolis in Columbus after trying to pawn jewelry stolen from Pt. Pleasant West Virginia. Junior Bashore of Kanauga confessed to receiving part of the $5,000 worth of loot from the R. H. Stone home and led officers to the hiding place of a necklace and watch.
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Gallipolis
Roscoe Love
Columbus
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Ohio River
Love
Junior Bashore
Kanauga
Gallia County
Harold Wood
J. H. Shato
Burial for A E Boatman in Gallipolis follows long illness
Arthur E. Boatman aged 69 died in a Cleveland hospital after a long illness from lobar pneumonia linked to a spinal ailment. Funeral services were held at Cheshire M E Church with burial in Gravel Hill Cemetery. He lived in Kyger and Perry County before managing agencies in Pomeroy and serving as head of the State Automobile Insurance Company. Surviving are his wife Jennie and daughter Mildred Finley both of Cleveland who were with him during his final illness. Pallbearers named include Hollis C Johnston Asa Bradbury Co A Bradbury Elza M Rupe Squire Mauck.
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Gallipolis
Arthur E. Boatman
Cleveland
Cheshire M. E. Church
Gravel Hill
Jennie Coughenour
Kyger
Arthur Rupe
Republicans Targeted By Campaign Fund Letters
Hocking County residents report letters from Democratic campaign officials requesting donations to the campaign fund. Some letters were sent to local Republicans as well, with blank checks enclosed for convenience. A note mentions a large theater named the Palace of Silence in Moscow for the deaf and dumb.
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Logan
Hocking County
Democratic National Campaign
Palace of Silence
Moscow
Gallia Educators to Attend Southeastern Ohio Meetings
Gallia County teachers and administrators will take part in the 42nd annual Southeastern Ohio Education Association session at Athens on October 29 and 30. Gallipolis leaders have long supplied association presidents, and the meeting will include a Parent-Teacher Section with talks by Edgar S. Weller and Amy M. Swisher.
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Gallia County
Ohio
Gallipolis
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Athens
H. Bion Bradbury
E. E. Higgins
S.O.E.A
T. W. Karr
Hanna A. Maxon
C. J. Britton
H. E. Conrad
H. Bing
Ohio University
Rio Grande
W. A. Lewis
Rio Grande College
Plan Bidwell Rally by Republicans in Gallipolis
A Republican rally is planned in Bidwell, Gallia County, with speakers expected from Columbus. County candidates will be invited and local Republican leaders may give addresses. time and place will be announced later.
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Gallipolis
Columbus
Bidwell
Wife Seeks Decree Alimony and Custody in Cox Suit
Mabel Cox petitions Common Pleas Court for divorce from R Edward Cox with alimony and child custody. She says they married in 1928 in Cabell County West Virginia, and that he is an engineer. She accuses gross neglect failure to provide and wilful absence for three years.
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Gallipolis
Mabel Cox
R. Edward Cox
Common Pleas Court
Cabell County
West Virginia
Married in Gallipolis license issued to Baugh and Sheets
A civil marriage license was issued in Gallipolis to Delmar Baugh 26, taxi driver, and Ernes tine Sheets 21, waitress, daughter of Ernest Sheets.
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Gallipolis
Delmar Baughman
Ernestine Sheets
Ernest Sheets
Byers Keeps Gallia Academy ’Ticking’ Through Supervision
Carl C. Byers succeeds E. E. Higgins as Gallia Academy High School principal and urges home room teachers to cooperate. He promotes national birthdays and federal anniversaries, supports extra curriculars, and plans in person visits called wholehearted supervision to maintain a conducive study atmosphere amid diverse homes.
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Gallipolis
E. E. Higgins
Gallia Academy
Carl C. Byers
Higgins
Byers
Gallia Academy High School
Quarantine Placed After Scarlet Fever Found in Purdy Family
Gallia County nurse Margaret Jones quarantines the Guy Purdy household at Cheshire after Wanda Purdy age five is diagnosed with scarlet fever. The child is not in school and has no siblings in school.
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Gallipolis
Margaret Jones
Guy Purdy
Cheshire
Wanda Purdy
Transfer request moves 150 dollars between funds
In Common Pleas Court a petition by the Raccoon Township Board of Trustees seeks approval to transfer 150 dollars from the General Fund to the Road Fund.
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Gallipolis
Common Pleas
Raccoon Township Board of Trustees
Hawaii Performs Two National Anthems
Hawaii remains the only U S region with two anthems. The Star Spangled Banner opens concerts beside Hawaii Poni, former royal anthem by King Kalakaua, reflecting a preserved Hawaiian musical tradition.
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Honolulu
U.P
Hawaii
United States
Hawaii Pond
Kalakaua
Harry Lewis Rites Held in Gallipolis
Harry Lewis aged 33 died from a hemorrhage after dental extraction at Holzer Hospital. Funeral services were at his mother Barbara Lewis’s home with Mutual Aid Society in charge. He formerly worked in Charleston West Virginia. Surviving are Nora and Florence Lewis of Homestead Pennsylvania Lena Viola Lillie Carl and Fred Lewis of Gallipolis. In Gallipolis Charles E Flaherty was granted a divorce from Margaret Flaherty on grounds of Wilful Absence and extreme cruelty after default of answer by the defendant.
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Gallipolis
Harry Lewis
Holzer Hospital
Pine St
Barbara Lewis
Fourth Ave
Mutual Aid Society
Charleston
W. Va
Nora
Florence Lewis
Homestead
Lena
Viola
Lillie
Carl
Fred Lewis
Charles E. Flaherty
Margaret Flaherty
W. R. White
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George W. Norris
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Fowey
Edward II
London
George Clark
Eagles
Price
Rotary
County Board Busy
Helber
A. E. Boatman
Higgins, Lewis and
Mrs. Booth
Plan Bidwell Rally
Mary
Jane
Ofersi
Bucsee and
Athens Bottling Works
W. Union St
Lara
Eo Cony
Oures Jacker
P. Loribard Co
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