Logan Juniors Edge Columbus Juniors In Close Contest
Landis pitched four good innings as Logan Juniors beat Columbus Juniors 5 to 3 in Columbus Saturday afternoon. Lewis kept Logan in check with 12 strikeouts, but four Logan hits went for extra bases. Johnson Gabdrie l Hansel and Brandt led offensive highlights including a final inning throw from third to curb a runner.
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Logan
Landis
Columbus
Lewis
Lanois
Johnson
Gabdrie
Hansel
Brandt
Toledo
Price's Sphies of Logan Lose to Murray City
Price's Sphies of Logan succumbed to Murray City 15 to 5 on Sunday afternoon. The visitors led 4 to 3 at the seventh inning before collapsing in the late innings. In separate notes, Wilma Shilling of New Straitville was hospitalized in Cherrington for treatment, and Bob Wartimher of Haydenville was admitted for a minor operation.
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Logan
Rural districts to vote on state equalization fund share
Logan September 11 two more Hocking County rural districts will ask voters in November to join the state equalization fund sharing. Perry and Laurel districts filed revocations, bringing total to five with Washington, Faille and Marion remaining others.
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Logan
Hocking County
Frection Board
Perry
Laurel
Washington
Faille
Marion
Haydenville High School to Open Monday Following Orders
Logan Sept 11. Orders issued from Sept J W Coleman to Haydenville Board of Education to open Haydenville High School Monday morning. The move follows fear the school would be abandoned due to state department orders.
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Logan
J. W. Coleman
Haydenville
Local Notes on City Residents and Visitations
Logan Personals report Missa Lucy Bowen a Sandusky high school teacher left Friday for Sandusky to begin duties today. Miss Phyllis Morris returned Sunday to Glouster after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Weymueller. Henry Acker visited Columbus Saturday to attend the Junior League ballgame and spent time with his brother Lewis.
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Lucy Bowen
Sandusky
Phyllis Morris
M. F. Weymueller
Glouster
Henry Acker
Columbus
Lewis
Brownsville School Might Open in Good Hope District
Logan Sept 11 report says Brownsville is the school under consideration to stay open this term in Good Hope District outside Rockbridge. The board will permit operation if high school pupils are sent to Rockbridge, with G. W. Byers as Brownsville teacher.
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Logan
Good Hope
Rockbridge
Brownsville
Board of Education
G. W. Byers
Campaign finance rumor stirs Logan politics
Logan residents report a new campaign financing idea prompting city officials to consider contributions. The circulating list allegedly assigns amounts to each official, with some recipients reacting coolly. Traditionally candidates funded their own campaigns.
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Logan
Three Logan Students Head to College This Week
Going to College Logan Ohio reports three former Logan High students leaving for college this week. Don Cox and Hugh Keller enroll at Rio Grande College, Durward Branigan returns to Oberlin. Cox and Keller chose the smaller Rio Grande for athletic opportunities. Branigan aims for Oberlin baseball and basketball squads, possibly skipping football.
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LOGAN
Logan High
Don Cox
Hugh Keller
Rio Grande College
Durward Branigan
Oberlin
Cox
Keller
Branigan
First Presbyterian Church to Convene After Pastor Geddes Resignation
Logan news reports a significant congregational meeting at the First Presbyterian Church next Sunday. The agenda includes consideration of the resignation offered months ago by Rev. H. L. Geddes, the church’s pastor.
Mrs Tach Appat Improves After Nervous Breakdown
Logan reports Mrs. Phil Tach Appat, once confined to her home for two weeks with a nervous breakdown, shows signs of improvement according to latest civilian health updates.
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Logan
Phil Tachappat
Krieg family attends Logan funeral in Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. John Krieg and Miss Ada Krieg traveled to Columbia on Saturday for the funeral of Mrs. YW. E. Stevens, mother of Mrs. James Krieg a former Logan High School teacher.
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Logan
John Krieg
Ada Krieg
Columbia
YW. E. Stevens
Logan Boys Made Good Impression
Logan observers praised the Logan American Legion Junior League team after a Columbus contest. Judge Harold L. Kime, former Ohio State pitcher and Cleveland American, told a Logan committee member the boys are well disciplined and courteous, a compliment to Legion sponsorship this year.
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Logan
Columbus
American Legion
Harold L. Kime
Municipal Court
Ohio State University
Cleveland Americans
Logan High gridsters wrap first week of training
Logan High School coach John Longley leads a stiff week of conditioning and fundamentals. The squad plans daily practices after school as Sept. 29 opening game at McArthur looms, with players like Dougherty Smith McMillan Arnett Helber and backfield group taking shape.
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Logan High School
Logan
John Longley
McArthur
Jack Dougherty
Bob Smith
McMillan
Arnett
Helber
McMullen
Brandt
Shaw
Gabriel
Hansel
Fitzgerald
Krumlauf
Swaim
Haydenville
Glouster Wins Extra Inning Ball Game
Glouster secures victory in a tense extra inning contest. Key moments include Winn delivering two base hits and two from Brunton, with Holbert and Reed contributing runs and walks. Final line shows Reed 8 strikeouts, Holbert 6, and a double play Sweeney to Henry.
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Glouster
Reed
Brunton
Holbert
Winn
McCoy
Sweeney
Henry
Infant Dies Two Months After Mother's Death
Drake infant Helen Marie aged two months and twenty days died at the family home near Redtown Sunday afternoon. Her mother had died about two months earlier. Funeral services were held at 11 o'clock Monday at the residence with Rev. Father A V Keasler. Burial followed in Calvary Cemetery.
Attend Convention Nelsonville Junior Order Delegates at Tiffin
Nelsonville Chapter of the Junior Order United American Mechanics sent T. T. Spencer as alternate and G. D. Evener as district deputy to the sixteenth annual State Council session in Tiffin on August 29 and 30. The order dates from May 17, 1853, in Germantown Philadelphia. The nearby Junior Orphan Home at Tiffin houses 1100 children on 900 acres with 40-acre parks and campus. it includes a church, schools, library, gym, stadium, and vocational shop, staffed by about 120 employees and teachers.
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Nelsonville
Past Noble Grands Meet of Nineveh Lodge
Jacksonville report: Past Noble Grands club of Nineveh Rebekah lodge will convene Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Walter Hilt.
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Jacksonville
Noble Grands’ Club
Nineveh
Rebekah Lodge
Walter Hilt
Clinesmith Falls From Porch Fractures Shoulder Blade
John Clinesmith suffered a six foot fall from his front porch in Glouster on Saturday noon. He sustained a fracture of the right shoulder blade and a physician was summoned to set the injury at his home.
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Glouster
John Clinesmith
Boy, 13, suffers dislocated elbow in fall at home
Dispatch from Glouster reports Florence Delcontino Jr., while walking on tiles intended for a well at his west side home, slipped and fell several feet, dislocating his right elbow. Medical aid summoned as incident is investigated.
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Glouster
Florence Delcontino, Jr
Alfred Craft reports early to Ohio University journalism post
Alfred Craft went to Athens to start his junior year at Ohio University. He serves as advertising manager of the Green and White, the college publication, and arrived a week early.
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Glouster
Alfred Craft
Athens
Ohio University
Green and White
Order Eastern Star Chapter Reopens Meeting Season
Sept 11 report notes the Order Eastern Star, KE TO MEET GLOUSTER, will hold its first chapter meeting after summer vacation on Tuesday night at 7:36 o'clock.
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Glouster
Eastern Star
Miss Freda Kern Suffers Arm Fracture in Hospital Incident
Miss Freda Kern a student nurse at Cherrington Hospital received a fractured right arm above the wrist Friday evening when her arm was caught between a door and an elevator in the hospital building.
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Logan
Freda Kern
Cherrington Hospital
Funeral Rites For Modoc Man In Buchtel Church
Jacon Shesky 78 of Modoc died suddenly Saturday morning. Funeral services Tuesday at 9:30 at Buchtel Catholic Church, Rev Father Carney officiating. Burial in Buchtel cemetery. Survived by wife, one son Joseph Modoc, and five daughters Mrs Tony Serkoski Modoc Mrs Joe Matzak Columbia Mrs Frank Fishner Elyria Mrs Julius Robak Elyria and Mrs Stanley Crooks Detroit.
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Glouster
Jacon Shesky
Modoc
Buchtel Catholic Church
Father Carney
Buechtel
Joseph
Tony Serkoski
Joe Matzak
Columbia
Frank Fishner
Julius Robak
Elyria
Stanley Crooks
Detroit
School Board Seeks Reversal in Davis Transportation Suit
Raccoon school district board of education asks the Fifth District Court of Appeals to reverse the Gallia County Common Pleas ruling in favor of Charles W. Davis over $84 for transporting his son. The board argues the trial court erred in denying a new trial and that findings lack evidence and violate law.
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Gallipolis
Board of Education of
Raccoon
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Gallia County Common Pleas Court
Charles W. Davis
Davis
One-Room School Ranks Thinning
Six rural one-room schools in Gallia County were abandoned this summer per County Superintendent H. B. Bradbury. About 87 such schools remain. Green Township and Greenfield Township each lost a school, along with Perry Township Brushy Point and Raccoon Township Eagle and Harris. Pupils from the last two are being bused to Rio Grande High School.
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Gallipolis
Gal- Ma
H. B. Bradbury
Green Township
Bethel
Shelton
Greenfield Township
Brushy Point
Perry Township
Eagle and Harris
Raccoon Township
Rio Grande High School
Truck Driver Survives Bridge Collapse Near Apple Grove
Lawrence Hartinger, 42, of Middleport, escaped death when his Covert Baking Co. truck dropped 35 feet through a bridge at Apple Grove. He suffered a broken back and possible crushed hip, treated at Holzer Hospital where he was admitted after leaping from the vehicle. The incident also saw three other Holzer admissions and a baby death in the area.
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Gallipolis
Lawrence Hartinger
Covert Baking Company
Middleport
Apple Grove
Holzer
Hartinger
Holzer Hospital
Paul Martin
Cheshire
Virginia Pyle
Gallipolis Ferry
W. Va
Delcie Wheaton
Paul Lyons
Elizabeth Ebersbach
Pomeroy
Cecil Wayne Fife
Walter
Millie Fife
Raccoon Island
Sale of Bovie residence at 76 State Street completed
The Bovie residence at 76 State Street in Gallipolis, occupied by M. T. Epling and family, sold to New York columnist O C McIntyre. The deal, worth $6,000, will be a gift from McIntyre to his wife.
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State Street
M. T. Epling
O. C. McIntyre
New York
McIntyre
Stewart Area Family Reunion Noted With Many Distant Guests
Nearly all day September 11 at J Harvey Copeland home in Stewart marked a family reunion with twenty one relatives and friends. Attendees came from Sabina Milwaukee Columbus Waldo and nearby towns. Other items record travels vacations and visits among local families and notes about fairs and Labor Day gatherings.
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J. Harvey Copeland
Stewart
Howard Hawk
Sabina
Will Copeland
Milwaukee
Merle Copeland
Columbus
Ray Copeland
Waldo
River freight movements from Gallipolis on Sept 11
Steamer W Talbot of the Union Barge Line headed upriver from Memphis to Pittsburgh with two barges both empty and loaded. Steamer Otto Marmet proceeded to Kanawha River with empty coal barges. Towboat Dan Sullivan moved from Cincinnati toward Kanawha River with two gasoline barges.
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W. Talbot
Union Barge Line
Memphis
Pittsburgh
Otto Marmet
Kanawha River
Dan Sullivan
Cincinnati
Par ent Teacher group to convene at Hollister High School
Hollister notices the Parent-Teacher association reunion Monday at 7 30 p m in the High School building as the first gathering of the new school year with expected large attendance.
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Buiding
W C T U Meeting Set At Mrs Spencer Home
An important meeting of the W C T U will be held Tuesday evening at 7 oclock at the home of Mrs Thomas Spencer Chestnut Street. The annual election of officers will be held at this meeting. Mrs Kate Blake Columbus and a state worker will be present. All will be welcomed.
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Logan
Rept
the Daughters of America
Thomas Spencer
Chestnut Street
Kate Blake
Columbus
School opens in McLeish with 60 pupils enrolled
The McLeish school opened Tuesday with 60 pupils. Jessie McDonald teaches primary grades with 35 students while Garret McKee leads the upper grades with 25 students. George Milhoan serves as janitor.
Mrs. J. W. Tinker Enjoys First Airplane Ride
Mrs. J. W. Tinker returned to her Hollister home after visiting her son-in-law and daughter in Columbus where she took her first airplane ride and greatly enjoyed the experience.
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J. W. Tinker
Here
Columbus
Joppa Ladies Aid Meets at Mrs Benedum Home
Joppa Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church met at Mrs M J Benedum home with a list of attendees led by Mrs J M Ruth and others. Next meeting set with Mrs Elma Dye on Oct 4. Weekend visitors included the Herdman and Pratt families from nearby towns and a social ice cream gathering at E W Pratt’s home drew a large crowd.
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M. E. Church
M. J. Benedum
J. M. Ruth
G. L. Ruth
Ida Barnhart
L. F. Landon
L. O. Barr
Ada Watkins
Frances Clayton
George Longworth
E. W. Pratt
Lindy Schultz
Violet Milhone
Marjorie Herdman
Mabel
Vivian Pratt
E. C. Blake
O. G. Blake
Scottdale
D. O. Blake
Hockingport
Elmer Blake
Edward Blake
Coolville
W. F. Green
Raymond
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Wilber Paugh
Akron
George Reed
Elmer Reed
Mary Benedum
Parkersburg
W. Va
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Hubert LeRoy
Wallace Baker
Lola
Jasper Hill
Ruth
Matlack Grove
Tuppers Plains
Yards and Gardens Contest Winners Soon Anounced
Gallipolis reports 44 entries judged in the city yard and garden contest with winners to be announced this week.
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Gallipolis
Marriage License Registrations in Gallia County
A marriage license was issued by Probate Judge J. S. Clark on Saturday to Stanley Spires a 23 year old farmer from Ryger and Helen Thomas 24 of Cheshire daughter of Charles Thomas.
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Gallipolis
September grand jury to report today in Gallipolis
Gallipolis reports the September grand jury is expected to report today after a session that began last week. Courthouse observers note officials prepared indictments and the panel may return several true bills.
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Gallipolis
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Taylor Ridge Miss Helva Kutta returns from Cleveland. Emma Hanning and Boyden Kennedy visit Lancaster relatives. Clifford Olbers returns to Dayton after stay with his parents. Charlies Wenger visits Athens. A cow injury to Mrs. Carl Lainey requires stitches but eye sight saved. Dozens of arrivals and visits across Athens Glouster Zanesville Lancaster Millfield and Jacksonville with locals sharing time at homes and with relatives.
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Helva Kutta
Cleveland
Emma Hanning
Boyden Kennedy
Lancaster
Robert Hanning
Clifford Olbers
Dayton
Fred Olbers
Charlies Wenger
Athens
Carl Lainey
Ray Leake
Elmer Davis
William Davis
Jackson
Chester Davis
Ava
Evan Davis
Harry Sayer
Trimble
Mildred Struble
Logan
John Davis
Janes Golding
Irene Golding
Gladie Davis
Glouster
Clarence Wenn
Dave Swartz
Freda Swartz
Jacksonville
William Werner
Millfield
William Speakmen
Chillicothe
John Kempton
Blaine Chalfant
Zanesville
Burt Palmer
George Herbst
Fred Heffkin
Dora Heffkin
Akron
W. D. Coey
Mary Keck
Minnie Keck
Dwight Smith
Bishopville
Car) Welling
Pat Bulstrom
Marie Bulstrom
Cambridge
Frank Paskievitch
Anna Binderdeitch
Kathern Paskievitch
Local Guests Visit In Ath ens And Detroit Areas
Bassett Mr and Mrs Grant Ingram and children Wilma and Dick of Detroit Michigan were Thursday and Friday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs D C Glidden Billy and Marjorie Brannon Ath ens spent several days last week at the home of Mr and Mrs D M Fields
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Ruth
Irene Ball
Charles Moore
Bethany
Jack Price
Jackie
Lakewood
Mary Davia
Stewart
Bailey
Coolville
J. W. Balderson
A. C. Conklin
Ruth Conklin
Indiana
Grant Ingram
Wilma and
Detroit, Mich
D. C. Glidden
Billy and
Marjorie Brannon
Athens
Mrs. D. M. Fields
352 Candidates File to Seek Offices in Gallia County
Gallipolis data shows 352 petitions approved by the Gallia County Board of Elections the deadline passed Friday night. The county faces a broad slate for the county board of education and numerous township and village offices with many candidates listed and one incumbent not seeking re election.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
County Board of Education
Thomas L. Shaw
Henry Saunders
Edward Rose
M. E. Gatewood
A. L. Dillon
Charles S. Tanner
John 8. Boatman
Floyd Burnle
C. C. Fulton
A. M. Blazer
J. E. Swisher
Denver Miller
J. H. Mitchell
Alex Lane
H. E. Grover
High Schools May Be Eliminated in Gallia County
Gallipolis report says under a plan by the Ohio legislature taxation committee any high schools with enrollments under 90 would be closed. County Superintendent H B Bradbury notes Centerville Gallia and Crown City High Schools each have fewer than 90 students, pending 1933 figures.
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State Department of Education
Ohio
Gallia County
H. B. Bradbury
Centerville
Gallia
Crown City
Local Students and Service Family Notes
Lieut Paul Wetherholt stationed at Camp Hocking spent the weekend with his family. Miss Halma Moore enrolled at Miami University for the next school year. Miss Winifred Huntington enrolled at the University of Cincinnati. Miss Ruth Maddy expects to attend Marshall College. Leo Mossman enrolled at Miami University.
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Camp Hocking
Halma Moore
Miami University
Winifred Huntington
University of Cincinnati
Ruth Maddy
Marshall College
Leo Mossman
Wilbur to Attend Ohio Conference in Columbus
Rev. H. H. Wilbur will leave Tuesday for Columbus to attend the Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church where he serves as treasurer of the entertainment committee. A. L. Lloyd will represent Grace M. E. Church at the lay conference.
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H. H. Wilbur
Columbus
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. L. Lloyd
Grace M. E. Church
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