Second Victim of Coal Fall Dies at Murray City
Herbert Maness 20 of City died at Cherrington Hospital from injuries suffered in a Sunday Creek Coal Co No 5 mine accident at Murray City. The same blast killed Charles Pierson 58 of Murray City. Miners moved slate and carried victims from the mine. Pierson had a brother Edward Pierson in the city.
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Herbert Maness
Murray City
Cherrington Hospital
Ae City
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Maness
Charles Pierson
Pierson
Edward Pierson
Founders Day Banquet Honors Kenneth Fitzgerald
The eighth annual Founders Day Banquet of the Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity Logan chapter drew 85 attendees including delegates from Athens Lancaster Chillicothe Newark Columbus New Lexington and Logan. James Allen acted as toast master and Fitzgerald received a life membership for service to the local, provincial, and national bodies. Lavon Goodlive welcomed guests as speakers from Lancaster Athens Newark New Lexington Chillicothe and Logan voiced remarks.
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Logan
Phi Sigma Chi
Athens
Lancaster
Chillicothe
Newark
Columbus
Newexington
James Allen
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Lavon Goodlive
Bill Miller
Hal Reeves
Hope
Wolfe
New Lexington
Primrose
West
Harley Gooding
Social notes list visits and replacements in the area
Miss Lizzie Rempel visits in Columbus as guest of Mr. and Mrs. H Q Wasson. Mrs. George Watson and others attend Federated Clubs convention in Athens. Bootens return home to Williamson West Virginia after visiting Dr. and Mrs. Allan A. Cole. Gaffey ill at Main Street home. daughter Kathryn Mellencamp assists. Howard Lucas and Shawnee visitors in Logan. F S Barthlow of Columbus visits William Barthlow. Ethel Saunders returns from Columbus. student nurse at Mt Carmel. J M McCarley of Rio Grande visits Dr A E Radekin’s family.
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Lizzie Rempel
Columbus
H. Q. Wasson
George Watson
Newell Grooms
Hugh Meldrim
Athens
Federated Clubs
H. Booten
Helen Booten
Margaret Booten
Williamson
W. Va
Allan A. Cole
Richard Gaffey
Main Street
Kathleen Mellencamp
Howard Lucas
Shawnee
Logan
F. S. Barthlow
William Barthlow
Ethel Saunders
Thimble and Art Club Tea at Mrs Yontz Home
Mrs Charles Yontz hosted a Wednesday afternoon luncheon for the Thimble and Art Club at her Mound Street home with Mrs Byron Wolfe Sr as a guest. Members answered roll call with miscellaneous articles and social time followed. Mrs William Bowen to host next meeting in two weeks.
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Charles Yontz
Mound Street
Thimble and Art Club
Byron Wolfe, Sr
William Bowen
Pranks Costly as City Reports Vandalism
Logan authorities report Halloween pranks by youths caused damage across the city. A Senior High School faculty member’s car was damaged and towed for repairs while the fountain at the high school building was broken. Police, aided by warnings from Fred C. Shively, urge parental cooperation to curb further acts.
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Logan
Damas
Hie
Repai
Senio
Fred C. Shively
Sermons on Citizenship and Christ Delivered in Logan Churches
The Rev. Andrew Turkington to preach The Many Crowned Christ at United Brethren Church with an evening service and evangelistic week in Logan. Rev. James R. Fields to speak Good Citizenship at the Methodist Episcopal Church as part of National Christian Citizenship observances. Many local churches plan sermons on citizenship.
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Logan
Christ
Andrew Turkington
United Brethren Church
Turkington
James R. Fields
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marines Lead Pacific Command Under Major General Logan Feland
Major General Logan Feland, commander of the Marine Corps Department of the Pacific, directs units along the Pacific coast in this latest photo. His leadership underscores U.S. Marine operations as Allis and Uncle Sam mobilize on the western front.
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Allis
Sam
Pacific Coast
Logan Feland
Marine Corps’ Department of the Pacific
Fred Oberle III Reported Ill at Buckeye State College
Fred Oberle III, son of Mrs. Bertha Oberle, has been ill at home in this city since Saturday. The Buckeye State College student in Columbus is reported slightly improved and expected to return to his studies soon.
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Fred Oberle III
Logan
Fred Oberte
Bertha Oberle
Buckeye State College
Columbus
Farmers' Institute To Hold Meetings in Little Hocking
In Little Hocking on November 3 and 4 state speakers Chester Strong of McConnelsville and Mrs. T. H. Pierce of Harrison will address the Farmers Institute at the Methodist and Universalist Churches. Topics include Community Service Birds of Ohio Apples and People Soil Fertility and The Trend of the Times with a basket dinner after morning sessions. Institute officers are Wade Cul lip president and William H. McDaniel secretary.
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Little Hocking
Chester Strong
McConnelsville
T. H. Pierce
Harrison
Farmers’ Institute
Universalist
Fierce
Methodist Church
Strong
Enoch Arden
Universalist Church
Pierce
Ohio
Mr. Strong
Institute
Colorful Stage Demonstrates Labor Saving Kitchen Aids
Athens Messenger sponsors a four day cooking school demonstration by Mrs Emily M Lautz at Athens School next week. Lectures run 1 to 4 each afternoon from Tuesday to Friday with a colorful stage, labor saving appliances, new table settings, and tips on attire and housekeeping. Questions, blanks, and daily market baskets plus Friday gifts from Athena merchants accompany the lectures as Mrs Lautz highlights efficient home planning and cheerful garments.
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Athens Messenger
Emily M. Lautz
Athens Tlich School
Bce Tn
Athens School
Athena
Legion veteran returns home after Boston convention trip
Louis Seidenfeld of Murray City went to the national American Legion convention in Boston then toured New England states and Bermuda before heading back to New York and home.
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Logan
Louis Seidenfeld
Murray City
National Convention of the American Legion
Boston
New England
Bermuda Islands
New York
Rock Oil well drilling halted for casing defect
Operations on the Rock Oil and Gas Company well at the Sheets farm in Marion Township stopped because of a defective casing. Repairs will allow drilling to resume once completed, and the well is said to be nearing the sand.
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Logan
Rock Oil and Gas Company
Sheets
Marion Township
Barrow Woman Is Accident Victim in City Highway Crash
Marietta October 31 Mrs Margaret Kelly of Barlow is in Memorial Hospital with a fractured right arm and facial lacerations after a Wednesday afternoon crash on U S Highway 50. She rode with her father Frank Deming who drove the coupe which struck a truck driven by Ray Coffman of the Murray Coffman farm and then hit a fence post. Deming was unhurt. Mrs Kelly is the telephone operator at Barlow.
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Deming
Party Held For Marjorie And Constance Wells
Mrs. Willard Wells hosted a Wednesday evening party for Marjorie and Constance Wells with eighteen guests. Attendees included Roxie McHenry Blanche Bowers Aretha Mae Goss Madeline Mundy Helen Nixon Dorothy Maysel Erma Tom Dorothy Ervin Elanor Dotson Martha Casto Dorothy Brian Betty Rohrer Helen Funk Josephine Hiles Aretha Hiles Velma Bowers Sarah Jane Goss Juanita Roote Dorothy Price Geneva Morris and Junior Wells. Refreshments were served.
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Willard Wells
Marjorie
Constance Wells
Roxie McHenry
Blanche Bowers
Aretha Mae Goss
Madeline Mundy
Helen Nixon
Dorothy Maysel
Erma Tom
Dorothy Ervin
Eleanor Dotson
Martha Casto
Dorothy Brian
Betty Rohrer
Helen Funk
Josephine Hiles
Aretha Hiles
Velma Bowers
Sarah Jane Goss
Juanita Roote
Dorothy Price
Geneva Morris
Junior Wells
Duncan Woman Reported Seriously Ill at Home
Mrs. R G Duncan of Fast Hunter Street is reported seriously ill with little change in condition. Family members at bedside include three sons and a daughter Lloyd and Clell Duncan of Borger Texas J Glenn Duncan of Loudonville and Mrs Fred Backus of Jamestown New York.
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Logan
R. G. Duncan
Fast Hunter Street
Lloyd and
Clell Duncan
Borger
Texas
J. Glenn Duncan
Loudonville
Fred Backus
Jamestown
N. Y
Central School Forms Student Council and Halloween Activities
Central School organized a student council with Gerald Stauffer as president, Phyllis Langehtin as vice president, and Betty Ann Schuler as secretary. The body aims to curb hallway noise and improve playground conduct. Halloween was celebrated in multiple rooms at Central Grade School. Sixth grades held a party from 8:80 to 4:30 in Room B.
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Central School
Gerald Stauffer
Phyllis Langehtin
Betty Ann Schuler
Estep Sons Appendectomy Reported Satisfactory Recovery
News from Columbus hospital states Eugene Estep, son of Mr and Mrs George W Estep of Scotts Creek, underwent an appendectomy on Monday and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
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Logan
Columbus
Eugene Estep
George W. Estep
Scotts Creek
Two Barbers Eye Small Investment Opportunity
Two barbers consider a modest investment to start a joint venture. The plan aims for steady returns with low risk and shared ownership, appealing to small-scale entrepreneurs seeking collaborative profit.
Coal Production Report Shows Weekly Bituminous Output
Washington reports the National Coal Board and railroad data indicate about 16.6 million net tons of bituminous coal produced in the week ended October 25, a drop of roughly 1.4 million tons from the same week in 1929. The Bureau of Mines tallied 9.495 million tons for the week ended October 11 and 9.232 million for October 18.
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Washington
United States
National Coal Bacon
Bureau of Mines
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