Hocking County Republicans Open Headquarters in Logan
Hocking County Republicans open headquarters on East Main Street Logan in the room formerly occupied by Moore's Restaurant. Frank M. McKay announces W. H. Strentz to head during absence of party officials and lists officers and extensive executive committee membership across multiple townships and towns.
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Laurel Township
Ward Chase
Logan
M. H. Cherrington
William Cherry
Washington Township
John G. Collins
William Drayton
Greendale
Effie Devol
Murray City
Charles Foster
Ira Fox
Laurelville
Joe Hamilton
Stanley Baker
Frank St. Clair
Della Hansen
J. W. Hull
Rockbridge
A. FE. Hull
Samuel Jones
Richard Johnson
Laureville
H. Kammerling
Carbon Hill
Dallas Kinser
F. Kreider
R. R., Lanning
Claude Lyon
Bert Ingmire
Union Furnace
James L. Margin
Arthur Miller
Ella Mil
Legion auxiliary to elect officers at Monday meeting
The American Legion auxiliary unit will hold its annual officer election Monday night at the Post rooms. President Mrs. George W. Holt urges a large attendance.
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Logan
The
American Legion
George W. Holt
Street Lighting Rate Cut Sought by Logan Council
Logan city council met in a special session to seek a 2 percent reduction on the modified street lighting rate from Ohio Power Company. The body unanimously adopted a resolution and authorized Service Director Fred C. Shively to negotiate with company officials for the lower rate.
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Logan
Ohio Power Company
Fred C. Shively
Fox Hunters to Meet at Hardy's Grove Near Maxville
Members of the Hocking County Fox Hunters Association plan a business and social gathering next Monday night at Hardy's Grove near Maxville. Families are invited and there will be no fox chase, but a melon feed is planned.
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Logan
Hocking County
Fox Hunters’ Association
Hardy’s Grove
Maxville
Levy To Be Inside Fifteen Mill Limit
Green Township Board of Education repeals a prior call for a three mill school levy. The board will levy within the fifteen mill limit instead, pending election board notifications. Logan date details not fully resolved.
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Green Township
Logan
Sept
Local Movers Active As Residents Shift Across Town
Mr and Mrs Walter Blosser and family moved to Mrs Rebecca J Wrights cottage on South Market Street this week from the Yerges property on Mound Street. The cottage will soon be occupied by Mr and Mrs George Gladman. Mr and Mrs N B Edington have returned to their home in xAenia after a visit with Mr and Mrs Stanley Baker. Charlies H Smith, long in charge of the Stedem Shoe store during the illness of owner the late Albert P Stedem, will take over the business.
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Walter Blosser
Rebecca J. Wright
South Market Street
Yerges
Mound Street
George Gladman
N. B. Edington
xAenia
Stanley Baker
Charlies H. Smith
Stedem
Albert P. Stedem
Bell Tower Struck by Lightning Damages Fairview Church
Damage to the Fairview Methodist Episcopal Church near Enterprise was repaired by congregants after a Thursday storm struck the belfry. The lightning caused major damage to the steeple and broken windows from the concussion.
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Logan
Fairview Methodist Episcopal Church
Enterprise
Military day at Boys Industrial School in Logan
Logan sentry attended the Military day at the Boys Industrial School on Wednesday. Attendees from Logan included Mrs Josephine Hansel and daughter Martha Mrs H S Webb and grandson Ralph.
Rev Fields Dahlias Sweep State Fair Prizes
Rev James R F Fields of Logan won four first awards and one fourth at the Ohio State Fair for his dahlias. His garden backs Midland Place and he notes a crushed basket still earned a fourth place. Bulbs came from Orlandeth Lehman, a dahlia grower in Green Township.
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Columbus
Logan
Sept
James RF. Fields
Midland Place
Fields
Orlandeth Lehman
Green Township
Changes Made in M. E. Pastorates
Rev. James R. Fields leaves Logan M E Church for Xenia First M E Church in an exchange that brings Rev. W N Shank to Logan. Fields served six years in Logan after coming from Gallipolis. Both will preach Sunday and move families next week amid further Hocking County assignments including Rev. James T. Yocum returning for a fifth year.
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Fields
Xenia
Yorum
Logan
James R. Fields
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio Commerce
Cincinnati
M. E
W. N. Shank
Mr. Fields
Gallipolis
Hocking County
James T. Yocum
P. A. Harlan
Vinton County
W. A. Cooper
Sedalia
J. H. Sudiow
Hocking
Thornville
Pascal Bright
Junction City
J. W. Orr
New Straitsville
C. Wills
Haydenville
Asbury
H. W. Stoody
John L. Stoody
Armstrong
J. &. Ricketts
First Church
Newark
Fred Brown
Bainbridge
Clergy Reassignments Expand Large Circuit Parish
The parish now comprises fifteen rural churches with Haynes moved to Adelphi and Wesley Chapel and Benna Wieta added to the circuit. Last year Reverend Yocum traveled 22 000 miles and delivered 425 sermons delivering 1600 pastoral calls. New assignments include W C Dennis Sugar Grove and W H Woodgeard Logen assisting Yocum, with G C Nutter returning to Haydenville and Murray City added to his work. Additional moves include D H Householder to Canal Winchester and W H Harble to Chester in the Portsmouth District.
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Haynes
Adelphi
United States
Yocum
G. C. Nutter
Haydenville
Murray City
D. H. Householder
Canal Winchester
W. H. Harble
New Straitsville
Chester
Portsmouth
E. H. McCormick
New Straitaville
Local Educator Vancuren Visits Family in Logan
Harry Vancuren, on a brief Logan visit with parents Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Vancuren, prepares to return to Cleveland to resume duties in the Manual Training Department at Thomas A. Edison High School. He previously served on the Junior High Staff in Logan before teaching in Cleveland for four years.
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Logan
Harry Vancuren
Isaac Vancuren
Cleveland
Thomas A. Edison High School
Vancuren
Colorado Senate Ballot Chooses Between Adams and Contestant
Voters face a decision for the U S Senate seat from Colorado after the death of Senator Charles with Governor William H Adams among the contenders for the vacancy. The outcome will determine the successor to the late senator.
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U. S
Colorado
William H. Adams
Charles
Hurricane Warnings Flung Along Atlantic Seaboard
Gale and storm warnings were posted from Cape Hatteras to Eastport as the Bureau reported a hurricane moving rapidly northward about 500 miles offshore. The storm threatens the coast with strong winds and high seas as it tracks offshore toward the northeast.
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Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Cape Hatteras
Eastport
U.S. Bureau
Paraguay mobilizes citizens aged 33 to 40 after fort capture
The government ordered mobilization of all citizens between 33 and 40 years old in Asuncion subject to congressional approval following reports that Bolivians seized Fort Rojas Silva.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Rojas Silva
Ohio U Alumni Leader Frank Speck Dies in Arizona
Frank Richards Speck 49 of Birmingham Ohio and Athens, Ohio, died August 1 in a Phoenix hospital after WWI health issues. A 1909 Ohio University graduate, he led music at Camp Sherman 1917-1920 and later headed the Student Army Training Corps at Ohio U. A minister in Arizona and noted painter of colored desert sands, he preached farewell in 1926 at Creighton Church. He taught music and served as pastor in Holbrook, Phoenix, Chandler, Winslow, and Creighton. He was a member of New Philadelphia Lodge 177 FP and A.M. with sisters Ruth and Austa of Uhrichsville in attendance.
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Frank Richards Speck
Phoenix
Arizona
Speck
Athens
Ohio University
Camp Sherman
Student Army Training Corps
Tul
Creighton Methodist Episcopal Church
Desert
Birmingham
Ohio
Holbrook
Chandler
Winslow
Creighton
New Philadelphia Lodge No. 177
A. M
Ruth
Austa
Sam McClare
Uhrichsville
Carpenter Family Reunion Heard Last Sunday
The Carpenter clan gathered for a reunion on September 4 at Victor Carpenter’s Route 7 home. A basket dinner followed, with old time tunes on violin and guitar by Victor Carpenter Ralph Whitmore Richard Whitmore and Bob Patterson.
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Carpenter
Victor Carpenter
Route
Bob Patterson
Ralph Whitmore
Richard Whitmore
Grant Michael
Arthur McNutt
Charles Martin
Lancaster
Henry Tedrow
Ed Michael
the Plains
Russell Michael
Ed Maxwell
Herbert Sanborn
Sarah Seiper
Carl Whitmore
Richard
Ralph Whit
Family Gatherings Mention Diverse Local Figures
The note lists attendees including Grover Love John Davis Bolin Harry Bolin and many others such as Mr and Mrs Clares, Pop Rat terson, Gladys Vaughn of Lancaster, Mr and Mrs Linton Sickles, James dived, Stanley Cooley, Mr and Mrs Raymond Thomas and children of London. The eldest member was James Fulton age 8 and the youngest John Edgar Michael four months. Mr and Mrs Raymond Thomas returned Sunday with Miss Mary Ellen Seipel who will visit London and Springfield for a week.
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Grover Love
John Davis
Bolin
Harry Bolin
Clares Bow Ane
Pop Ratterson
Gladys Vaughn
Lancaster
Linton Sickles
James _ dived
Dtanley Cooley
Raymond Thomas
London
Victor Carpenter
James Fulton
John Edgar Michael
Mary Ellen S&eipel
Springfield
Rise Funeral for 91 Year Old Albany Woman
Mrs. Hettie Gatoway Rise 91 died Wednesday at the home of daughter-in-law Margaret Bosworth in Albany. Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm at Old Dexter Church with burial at Standish Cemetery. Procession leaves Bosworth home at 1 pm. She left seven grandchildren 23 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Eli Rise her husband died eight years ago.
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Albany
Hettie Gatoway Rise
Margaret Bosworth
Old Dexter
Standish
Bosworth
Lutherans to Elect Dayton Officers at Ohio Conference
Election of officers was to feature today’s sessions of the Ohio Conference of the American Lutheran Church in Dayton.
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Dayton
Ohio Conference
The
American Lutheran Church
Walker to Fight Columbus in Akron Boxing Card
Tiger Walker of Zanesville has been signed to face Columbus in the main bout at Mickey Doyle's card in Akron next Monday night. Walker, a lightweight, joins the program as a featured fighter against a local opponent.
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Columbus
Sept
U.2
Tiger Walker
Zanesville
Mickey Doyle
Akron
Big Five Slugger Line Drives No Hits Yet Draws Two Bases
Bill Terry went hitless in three at bats but drew two walks. Teammates Jimmy Foxx Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and Al Simmons did not play.
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Bill Terry
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
AL Simmons
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George W. Tucker
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Charles W. Zeigler
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