Logan Schools Ready for Opening with New Science Teacher
Logan Ohio schools prepare for opening as Orville Farrar of Byesville is hired as science teacher at Logan High School to replace D L Pyle who left for a principal post at Mt Gilead. Superintendent Carr says preparations are complete including east side extension final touches. Attendance plans include Marion Township students and possible redirection of Green Township pupils to Carbon Hill.
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Logan
Orville Farrar
Byesville
Logan High School
D. L. Pyle
Mt. Gilead
Farrar
Belle Valley
Ohio University
G. E. Carr
Marion Township
Green Township
Carbon Hill
Bowan Bound Over In Assault Case
Logan Sept 9 George Bow man of Union Furnace was bound over to the grand jury on a $500 bond after pleading not guilty to an assault charge filed by his wife Sadie Bowman. He was arrested at home after driving his wife and family from the house with a shotgun. Unable to post bond, he remained in the County Jail.
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Logan
George Bowman
Union Furnace
C. T. Stephenson
Sadie Bowman
Bowman
Sol Ellinger
Stanley Spannow
Mail Service Affected By Change in Trains
Logan post office will switch to truck mail handling starting Monday Sept 12 as C and O Train No 33 is discontinued. Morning mail closes at 7 40 with all classes routed by truck. Afternoon mails to Shawnee New Straitsville Murray City Buchtel Carbon Hill Greendale Nelsonville Haydenville and Athens close at 4 oclock and are dispatched by truck.
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Logan
A. E. Hull
Shawnee
New Straitsville
Murray City
Buchtel
Carbon Hill
Greendale
Local Social News From Logan and Nearby Areas
Clarence Stracke of Toledo visits Logan from Monday to Thursday to see his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Stracke. Mrs. Walter Leonard and two children return home from Columbus where they stayed with the St. Clair and Little families. Venus Chapter holds a 40-member picnic at Rachelmacher Park after attending Military Day at Lancaster Boys Industrial School. O. A. Alderman to lecture on Ohio State Forest Parks at Ash Cave Saturday evening. Twin daughters born to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mack of South Logan. Mrs. Joe Johnson departs for Miami and Cuba for health recovery. accompanied by Mr. Johnson. Evelyn Steward guest with Miss Mary Berry. Berry hosts party at Elks Home with 20 guests. Labor Day dinner at Mrs. D. E. Landis home honors families from Barteton, Logan, and Athens.
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Clarence Stracke
Toledo
Logan
Fred W. Stracke
Walter Leonard
Columbus
Stanley St. Clair
H. E. Little
Gus Sloan
Lancaster Boys Industrial School
Venus Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Rachelmacher Park
O. A. Alderman
State Forester
Ohio State Forest Parks
Ash Cave
Lewis Jones
Lewis Mack
South Logan
W. E. Petty
Joe Johnson
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Johnson
Evelyn Steward
Mary Berry
Lancaster
Miss Berry
Elks Home
Miss Steward
4-H Exhibit Set for Logan on East Main Street
Harold Chambers announced the East Main Street room formerly Cohen's store will host the 4-H Club exhibit to be held September 15, 16 and 17. The event showcases local 4-H projects and activities in a dedicated display space.
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Logan
Harold Chambers
East Main Street
Cohen's
Thieves Steal Thirty Chickens From Logan Farmer
Edward Brown of the New Straitsville highway near Logan reports thirty chickens stolen overnight. Police noted no suspects as of Wednesday. The loss leaves Brown facing reduced flock numbers at his rural farm.
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Logan
Edward Brown
New Straitsville
Plan Extension Class Planned for Logan
Logan September 9 plan to form a teachers extension class with an instructor from Ohio University. Interested teachers should leave their names and study subjects at the county superintendent's office at once. C W Zeigler actively leads the effort.
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Logan
Ohio University
C. W. Zeigler
McGomery Funeral Held for 82-Year-Old Widow
Funeral services for Mrs. Malinda McGomery 82 widow of James McGomery were held at Smith Chapel Church on Wednesday morning. She died at her Green Township home Monday after several weeks of illness from intestinal trouble in Logan.
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Logan
Smith Chapel Church
Malinda McGomery
James McGomery
Green Township
Twin McGomerys oldest in state at time of death
Mrs. McGomery and her twin brother Fagar T. Strohl of Fremont were the state's oldest twins at her death. She left brother Henry Strohl of Cardington and her son John McGomery of Logan. Her husband passed away over a year ago. Rev. James T. Fields conducted final rites. Burial followed in Smith Chapel Cemetery.
Attempt To Disbar Hocking County Attorney Trial
Allen R. McBroom of the Hocking County Bar Association faces disbarment charges heard by Judge O F Rowland in Athens. Edwin D. Ricketts assists in defense as witnesses from the bar testify on the Parmelia French estate case handled by McBroom. Special assignments from Ohio Supreme Court and Judge Adkins' committee oversee the proceeding.
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Joseph W. Adkins
Circleville
Can't Find Relatives Of Dead Logan Man
Logan officials and Leonard Funeral Service seek Edward S. McDowell's relatives after his death last Friday. A brother in Birmingham, another in Eldorado, and a sister in Little Rock are named. Police in each city are asked to assist in locating next of kin. McDowell had come from Columbus last September. Walter Leonard visited Columbus but found little information.
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Columbus
Harrington Class Meets at Mrs Henderson Home
A Harrington Class gathering was held Wednesday night at the North Mulberry Street home of Mrs. Ralph Henderson with Mrs. Alfred Campbell assisting. Miss Bessie Briscoe led the meeting and Mrs. M. F. Weymueller conducted devotionals as they discussed Genesis chapters fifteen. The group sang and enjoyed a social hour with refreshments provided by the hostesses. guests included Mrs. W. B. Telcock and Miss Helen D. Rochester.
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Harrington
Ralph Henderson
North Mulberry Street
Alfred Campbell
Bessie Briscoe
M. F. Weymueller
Helen D. Rochester
Gas Well Aims to Escape Unfair Rates in Huntington
A gas well with an initial flow of 400000 cubic feet was brought in today on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company property in East Huntington. Potential capacity may exceed one million cubic feet as the well is drilled to avoid what C and QO and UCF claim are unfair gas rates.
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Huntington
W. Va
U.P
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
United Fuel Gas Company
Hurricane kills ten on Abaco Island in Bahamas
Nassau reports a hurricane that struck Abaco Island killed ten people and injured thirty, with details emerging after communications were restored.
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Nassau
Abaco
Bishop James Augustine McFadden Takes New Cleveland Post
National messages flowed in as James Augustine McFadden Auxiliary Bishop of Cleveland assumed his new duties after a consecration at St. John s Cathedral. Clergy and parishioners praised his service and leadership in the Church.
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James Augustine McFadden
Cleveland
St. John's Cathedral
Anti White Democrat Club Meets at Glouster Tonight
Reports that Jean Harlow and Paul Bern quarreled before his death were emphatically denied by Merino Bello. Bello, Harlow’s stepfather, refused interviews until her condition improved.
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Glouster
Jean Harlow
Paul Bern
Merino Bello
Miss Harlow
Bello
Anti-White for Governor Club Meeting Planned in Glouster
Small notices posted in Glouster announce a 7 30 p m gathering at the Lamborn pavilion to organize an Anti White for Governor Democratic club. The event is backed by the same organizers who convened a county meeting at Athens last week to form a County Anti White Club.
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Glouster
Lamborn
Athens
Brick Laying Hops To Another Place
Brick laying on the new paving project in Glouster began near the Glouster Ice and Ice Cream Co. today as crews moved from High Street to Main Street and toward Urbancrest. The work, begun earlier on High Street, covered segments from the ice plant to the High Street Bridge, with several intermediate sections still to be paved.
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Glouster
Glouster Ice and Ice Cream Co
High Street
Beal
Main Street
Urbancrest
Murphy Filling Station
New veil Cloch ette hides eyes and hair for charm
A new veil called the Cloch ette protects the hair and veils the eyes. It can be worn with a hat in daytime and without one in the evening to double charm.
Corning Man Fined For Drunk Driving
Clarence Smith of Corning pleaded guilty to driving a car while drunk before Mayor Andrew Allen. He was fined 160 dollars and costs and barred from driving for six months after nearly hitting pedestrians and crashing into a pile of brick on the east end road near Spring Street. He surrendered his car as security when he could not pay.
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Glouster
Andrew Allen
Clarence Smith
Corning
Smith
New Road
Spring Street
G. H. Love
Local Residents Extend Visits With Host Families
Mr and Mrs Harold Davis and Miss Gotha Davis return to Columbus after visiting Mr and Mrs W H Stahl. Mrs E B Morris and daughter Lois Jean come home from Columbus where they stayed with Mr and Mrs Roy Cary. Eleanor Morris joins them after a brief visit. Thomas Morgan and daughter Mary Elizabeth of West Terre Haute Ind are guests of Elizabeth Gordon at the Hotel Gordon. Elsie Wallace of Toledo State Hospital spent several days with relatives. J G Blower and son of Wooster visit Mrs Blower’s parents Mr and Mrs John B Stiff. Maxine Burns returns to Middleport after visiting her parents. J L Gibbs return to Janesville Wis after guesting with Mrs Gibbs’ parents. Mr and Mrs Harry Gardner and Mr and Mrs Deloss Wallace guest at Dayton then with Mr Wallace’s parents at Maplewood.
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Harold Davis
Gotha Davis
Columbus
W. H. Stahl
E. B. Morris
Lois Jean
Roy Cary
Eleanor Morris
Thomas Morgan
Mary Elizabeth
West Terre Haute
Ind
Mr. Morgan
Elizabeth Gordon
Gordon
Elsie Wallace
Toledo State Hospital
J. G. Blower
Little Son of
Wooster
John Burns
J. L. Gibbs
Janesville
Wis
Gibbs
Harry Gardner
Deloss Wallace
Dayton
Mr. Wallace
W. W. Wallace
Maplewood
Distribution of Flour by Athens Red Cross Initiated
Flour distribution for needy families began Thursday at the city building fire department room. Miss Pearl French, secretary of the Athens County Red Cross, led the effort with several young ladies assisting. Officials expected the current city distribution to finish today.
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Glouster
Fire Department
Mother Dies Trying to Free Son From Sewer Pipe
Mrs Eva May Scheidt 44 died at her Bridgetown home after freeing her son William 8 from a sewer pipe where he was stuck. The boy became wedged while playing in the yard and she ruptured a blood vessel in her head during the effort.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Eva May Scheidt
William
Bridgetown
Ducks Cop Again in Dayton Series Victory
Dayton's Central League baseball team beat Fort Wayne 4 to 3 to clinch two straight wins in the league championship series. Dayton rallied with three runs in the seventh to break a 1 to 1 tie. The teams travel to Fort Wayne, Indiana, for the next two games.
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Dayton
U.P
Fort Wayne
Ind
Grangers Will Dedicate Sawyer Farm Home Near Jacksonville
Hundreds of Grange members are expected at the Sawyer farm south of Jacksonville for a dedicatory ceremony marking the first Grange farm home dedication in the county. Trimble Grange will oversee the rites with Morgan County granges attending and Deputy C R Massey serving as master.
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Jacksonville
Glouster
PD. M. Sawyer
Sawyer
Grange Farm
Sawyer Farm
Morgan County
Trimble
C. R. Massey
Three Nassau police cleared in Stark manslaughter case
In Mineola Nassau County officers charged with manslaughter in the alleged third degree death of Hyman Stark were found not guilty by a jury.
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Mineola, L. I
Nassau County
Hyman Stark
Bert Storey Given Life Term for Murder in Ohio
Bert Storey 20 was sentenced to life imprisonment for first degree murder in the slaying of Marshal Jay N. Davis of North Baltimore Ohio. He prepared to transfer to Ohio Penitentiary after the verdict and sentencing.
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Bowling Green
Bert Storey
Ohio
Jay N. Davis
North
Baltimore
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Royal Infirmary
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Stedman’s
Stedman
Packers
Athens, Ohio
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Turka
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