Haydenville High School Open and Appeal for State Aid
Haydenville High School opened with H. H. Sands as principal and a full staff. The district will appeal to the state for financial assistance to fund Haydenville for another year. Till and Ball School remained closed after a board vote, aligning with state guidance to share in the state equalization fund. Orla Miller moved to Nickel Plate to fill the vacancy.
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Logan
Hocking County
Haydenville
H. H. Sands
Union Furnace
State Department
Palls Township
Till and
Nickel Plate
Brownaville
Rural School Openings in Several Townships
The report notes that the centralized school and Schools Number Eight and Nine opened in Marion Township while Good Hope District and Bethel Pine School in Salt Creek Township remain referenced.
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Good Hope
Bethel Pine
Salt Creek Township
Marion Township
Miss Mabel Brown Honored at Shower
Miss Mabel Brown bride elect was guest of honor at a kitchen shower in Logan. Miss Minnie Bowen hosted a surprise event with gifts in two suitcases carried by a bell hop and a bride and bridegroom role impersonators. Nuptial music accompanied gift opening as six tables of bridge formed, lunch served, and many guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Webb
Miss Brown
G. E. Carr
Burchfield
H. W. Kirk
M. F. Weymueller
Frank W. Harden
Lester Risch
Miss Webb
Hazel Hershman
Hazel Cooke
Ethel Cooke
Mary Shepard
Velone Acker
Wilma Martin
Marie Kleinschmidt
Athens
Alice Frasch
Ruth White
Iris Hull
Cecelia Biasius
Sarah Rockhold
Barsha Work
Monica Acker
Betty Eastman
Iris Mowery
Split Truancy Force Two Attendance Officers Named
Logan Ohio September 12 A division of Hocking County rural school territory into two districts with an attendance officer in each has led to the hiring of Carl C Poling of Marion Township as the new attendance officer George L Wright remains in charge of attendance duties over Starr Ward Haydenville Green Murray City Gore and Ore ville districts Poling now supervises Marion Falls Good Hope Perry Laurel Laurelville Salt Creek Benton and Washington districts Wright will oversee Starr Ward Haydenville Green Murray City Gore and Ore ville for the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Carl C. Poling
Marion Township
George L. Wright
Poling
Marion Falls
Good Hope
Perry
Laurel
Laurelville
Salt Creek
Benton
Washington
Wright
Starr, Ward
Haydenville
Green
Murray City
Gore
Oreville
Hartley Rites Held In McArthur
Funeral for Ulysses Grant Hartley 63 who died when his car overturned on Route 75 near Mr Pleasant was held at his McArthur residence with Rev. W. W. Weiser officiating. Daughters Mrs Paul White Logan, Mrs Hazel Deffenbaugh Chicago, Mrs Mabel Robinson Warren attended along with Rural Route 2 mail carrier colleagues and others. Burial followed in Logan Cemetery.
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Logan Cemetery
Meyer Opens Office in Rempel Block
Harley Meyer former high school coach opens a law practice in the Rempel Block in Logan He is a Capital University and Y M C A Law School graduate and was admitted to practice earlier He lived in Logan 1925 to 1928 as coach and instructor at Senior High before returning to practice law after teaching at Upper Arlington High School while studying law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley Meyer
Rempel Block
Capital University
Y. M. C. A. Law School
Columbus
Upper Arlington High School
motorists told to heed school zones at crossings
Logan police chief Lew Reynolds urges motorists to use caution at street intersections with schools reopening. He notes the ongoing joint program with school officials to prevent crossing incidents and asks drivers to follow the same safety plan this term.
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Ections
Chief Reynolds
Diphtheria Fatal to Six Year Old Jessica Jewell
Diphtheria proved fatal to Jessica Jewell six year old daughter of Mrs Pauline Watkins of Logan. She died at 9 oclock Sunday morning after an illness of less than a week. Mayor and Mrs E E Bright are grandparents.
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Isica Watkins
Logan
Jessica Jewell
Pauline Watkins
E. E. Bright
Hog sellers urged to obtain permission first
Logan reporters note Harold Chambers extension agent warns Hocking County farmers who plan to sell hogs to the government must secure permission from the Columbus cooperative livestock yards or contact the extension agent.
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Chamber
Logan
Harold Chambers
Hocking County
Cooperative Livestock Yards
Columbus
Cooke Couple Heads to Chicago for World’s Fair
Logan residents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cooke left Thursday for Chicago to spend a week at the World’s Fair, visiting after their departure from this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Herbert Cooke
Chicago
Clergy Reassignments Mark U S Circuit Conference
Logan September conference reshapes pastorates. Rev B C Peters is reassigned and named district superintendent under a new supervisory plan. Rockbridge circuit is divided with Rev George Weir to lead Rockbridge Bethany area. Several pastors receive new assignments across Hocking County and surrounding towns.
Even Housewives Warned By Deputy On Squirrel Laws
Logan report by Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberat cites violations in the past two weeks. Squirrels were found dead and alive including one in an oven prepared for a meal. He warns housewives against out of season squirrel cooking and notes cars may be confiscated for illegal hunting. Cc. R. Mason was arrested for killing a squirrel out of season and fined $25 plus costs.
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Logan
Edward Eberat
Cc. R. Mason
Eberst
E. E. Bright
Local Couple Pictured in Census Style Listings
Melvin Elmo Goss 20 farmer Rockbridge son of Mr and Mrs William Goss and Marjorie J Wooley 21 at home Logan daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Wooley. Harry Sells 29 painter Laurelville son of Mr and Mrs George W Sella and Gertrude Leona Ellis 24 at home Laurelville daughter of Mr and Mrs Clark Eblis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Elmo Goss
Rockbridge
William Goss
Marjorie J. Wooley
Logan
Jacob Wooley
Harry Sells
Laurelville
George W. Sella
Gertrude Leona Ellis
Clark Eblis
Homecoming Rally at South Bloomingville M E Church
A homecoming and rally held at South Bloomingville M E Church drew over 100 attendees on Sunday. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft served as the principal speaker during the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
South Bloomingville M. E. Church
Harley M. Whitcraft
Farmers urged to sow wheat after Oct. 1 to avoid parasites
Logan district farmers receive advisory from extension agent Harold Chambers noting October 1 or later as the suitable date to sow wheat this season to minimize parasite infestations.
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Logan
Harold Chambers
Mrs. Scott Braddock Fractures Hip in Fall
Logan residents report Mrs. Scott Braddock incurred a fractured hip after a Friday fall down a flight of stairs at her home, in this city.
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Logan
Scott Braddock
Accident Halts Trip of Columbus Woman
Logan informs relatives that Mrs. R. J. McGuinnes of Columbus was hurt Friday afternoon after a fall on stairs injuring both ankles. Dr. and Mrs. McGuinnes had planned a month long vacation to California and were ready to start when the accident postponed the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
R. J. McGuinnes
Columbus
Five Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in County
Logan reports Novella Green aged four, daughter of Charles and Mrs. Green of Good Hope Township, ill with scarlet fever. The illness marks the county’s fifth case, with the Brokaw family of Salt Creek also affected as the third child in their household.
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Logan
Novella Green
Charles Green
Good Hope Township
Health Department
Cleve Brokaw
Salt Creek
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Columbus Woman
A Columbus Ohio woman describes extreme weakness before using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits improved health and multiple pregnancies since starting the remedy and recommends others to obtain it from local stores.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Gallia Residents In Local Drum Corps Event And Family Moves
Several Gallia Masonic Drum Corps members attended a drum and bugle corps contest in Athens on Sunday. Robert Thompson leaves Wednesday for Miami University to join the football squad as a tackle candidate. Miss Elsie McCall returns from Minneapolis after a month with friends. Earl Pfleger, Washington School instructor, rooms with the Gillingshams. Harold Brown now Gallia Academy High School teacher, rooms at Mrs. O'Brien residence. James Walker heads to Washington and Lee University after a Roanoke visit. A son born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bovie of Jackson. grandson of the Galliopolis Bovie family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Weatfall and children visit Gallipolis friends.
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Gallia Masonic
Athens
Robert Thompson
Miami University
Oxford
Thompson
Elsie McCall
Minneapolis
Minn
Earl Pfleger
Washington School
Bert Gillingham
Harold Brown
John Lutz
Gallia Academy
Oretha O’brien
Fred Bovie
Jackson
J. H. C. Bovie
Gallipolis
Howard Weatfall
Springfield
Herbert Cardwell
Barn Fire Suspects Tied to Chicken Theft Near Leaper
Blame falls on chicken thieves after a 26x48 foot barn on the Glenny Sanders farm near Leaper was burned Saturday night. The blaze destroyed seven rolls of roofing 1,800 feet of pine lumber and other contents. Police say the theft of 155 White Leghorn hens preceded the fire and tobacco stock could have been burned if the fire had occurred a week later.
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Gallipolis
Glenny Sanders
Leaper
Attend Vets Rally In Parkersburg Spanish War Picnic
Gallia County representatives Charles Eilker Homer Sowards Mr and Mrs Carl Wall of Gallipolis Jake Rhodes and Mr Harrison of Wilkesville attended the West Virginia and Southeastern Ohio Spanish American War Veterans picnic at Parkersburg on Sunday Senator Hatfield of West Virginia and Judge E B Matthias of the Ohio Supreme Court spoke Music was by Parkersburg Municipal Band and the Parkersburg drum corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Charles Eilker
Homer Sowards
Carl Wall
Jake Rhodes
Harrison
Wilkesville
West Virginia
Ohio
Parkersburg
Senator Hatfield
Matthias
Ohio Supreme Court
Fulton Former Gallia Native Heads Bank Superintendent Plot
Ira J. Fulton Ohio state bank superintendent faced removal push from 8,000 Cleveland signers. Fulton is a Gallia County native born and raised near Vinton, in the article context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ira J. Fulton
State Bank Superintendent
Ohio
Cleveland
Gallia County
Vinton
Admitted to Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis
Admitted to Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis on Monday were Charles Small of Gallipolis and Anna Ryan an 80 year old resident of Pt. Pleasant for treatment.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Charles Small
Anna Ryan
Pt. Pleasant
Local Pharmacist Lester Clark Appointed at Neal & Gillingham
Gallipolis reports Lester Clark is employed as pharmacist at the Neal and Gillingham Drug Store located at the corner of Second Avenue and Pine Street.
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Gallipolis
Lester Clark
Neal & Gillingham
Second Avenue
Pine Street
Gallipolis Man Pleads Not Guilty to Non-Support Charge
Minor Hoover of Gallipolis, arraigned before Justice Fred Milliser, pleaded not guilty to non-support of his minor children. He was bound over to the grand jury on a $500 bond, which was refused.
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Gallipolis
Sept
Minor Hoover
Justice of Peace
Fred Milliser
Three Men Released From Gallia County Jail
Three men Owen Call Cleo Shoemaker and Claude Addison were released from Gallia County Jail on Monday after binding to the grand jury and with no indictments returned against them.
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Gallipolis
Owen Call
Cleo! Shoemaker
Claude Addison
Gallia County
Gallipolis approves 15000 bond for fire apparatus
Gallipolis officials pass an ordinance authorizing 15000 in bonds to buy a new fire apparatus and remodel the city fire station. Bids on the bonds will be sought in the coming weeks as commissioners emphasize upgrading equipment and facilities. City Manager John R. Gwinn declined to comment on the action.
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Gallipolis
John R. Gwinn
Gallipolis Commission
C. C. Ingles
Funeral for Frank P. Swisher Set in Cheshire Baptist Church
Frank P. Swisher 75 lifelong Cheshire Township resident dies Monday of heart ailment. Funeral at 2 p m Wednesday at Cheshire Baptist Church with Rev. Wenz officiating. He is survived by wife Fannie Shuler two sons Curtis W at Mansfield Reformatory and Albert Swisher of Sycamore and granddaughter Mrs Ned Eachus of Gallipolis. born March 24 1858 married Sept 30 1877.
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Gallipolis
Cheshire Baptist Church
Frank P. Swisher
Cheshire Township
Wenz
George
Mary Swisher
Swisher
Fannie Shuler
Curtis W
Mansfield Reformatory
Albert Swisher
Sycamore
Ned Eachus
Gallipolis District Opens With Short Session
Gallipolis reports the Gallia district schools opened Monday with a brief session and earnest classes starting. Enrollment totals were not yet available as registration continues and about 60 spring registrants did not attend. Also, Judge J. S. Clark issued a marriage license to James Lee of Catlettsburg Ky and Audrely Cooper of Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
J. 8. Clark
James Lee
Catlettsburg
Audrely Cooper
William Cooper
Signers of NRA Compliance Certificates Listed in Gallipolis
Signers during the past week include Mrs. Mary Wetherholt a beautician and several local businesses such as George A. Tabit Company department store Hoke Robinson garage E W Edwards grocery Davis Shuler Company J E Halliday and Stanley B Ward at the Gallipolis Recreation Room.
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Gallipolis
NRA
Mary Wetherholt
Beautician
George A. Tabit Company
Hoke Robinson
E. W. Edwards
Davis-Shuler Company
J. E. Halliday
Stanley B. Ward
Fall Festival Plans Pushed in Gallipolis
Gallipolis plans for the October 3-7 Fall Festival advance with more exhibit space sold than prior years and $375 pledged by local firms. A Queen contest features county high school girls, Lafayette American Legion Post runs concessions, and Cheshire Township residents offer a five round game bird boxing exhibit.
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Gallipolis
Lafayette
American Legion
Cheshire Township
Nan Deardorff
Paul Mossman
Charles Yeanger
Business Men win city championship at academy diamond
The Business Men recreation ball team defeated Cheshire 4 to 1 to take the city championship. The win gave Business Men a 3 to 2 lead in the five game series played Monday night on the academy diamond in Gallipolis.
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Cheshire
Gallipolis
Business Men Recreation
Academy
Cheshire Recreation
Indictments Hit 63 People In Six Day Grand Jury Session
Gallia County jury returned 56 indictments against 63 individuals after a six day session. Forty two true bills and fourteen secret indictments. In 78 cases 160 witnesses were called. twenty two cases were ignored. Burglary and larceny and non support charges dominated the list.
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Gallipolis
John McCalla, Jr
John McCalla
Wyatt Ward
Richard Ward
William Jackson
Wesley Jackson
Floyd Hirt
Ilo Hirt
Pearley Johnson
Gerald McFarland
Walter McFarland
Frank Hill
G. Madison Parsons
H. M. Carter
Mack Barbham
Carl Wilt
Leon Jeffers
T. O. Call
Talmadge Craddolph
A. Norris Sims
Ernest Smith
Ray Casto
Kenneth Wood
Donald North
A. D. Halley
Homer Smith
Orion Dillon
Charles Walters
Evans Barnett
Everett Lester
Riverine commerce slows as steamboats head to Cincinnati
A damaged OCR segment notes Cordill stopping at a wharf on Monday morning en route to Cincinnati with a heavy freighter. The Queen City was due up, Steamer D. T. Lane towed river coal toward Cincinnati ville, and Steamer Otto Ma was down for Cincinnati.
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Gallipolis
Cordill
Cincinnati
Queen City
D. T. Lane
Cincinnativille
Otto Maso
New Bleacher Construction to Expand Gallia Academy Field
Gallipolis reports bleacher construction to raise seating capacity by 300 at the Gallia Academy field. Work will place numbers at each section and ensure new seating around the field.
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Gallia Academy
Gallipolis
Salvation Army Home League Meeting Set For Wednesday
A Salvation Army Home League gathering is planned for Wednesday at 7 30 to discuss plans for fall and winter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Home League
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Haydenville High School
State
Zenners
Mabel Brown
Hartley
McArthur Mail
Meyer
Rev. Peters
U. S
Enterprise
Bethany
George Weir
Gibisonville
J. R. Love
H. B. Welch
General Assembly
W. W. Hawkins
G. E H. Conant
Union
Suppership
James Walker
Roanoke
Washington and Lee University
Cabelle Walker
Fulton
Gallia
Clark
Quaick
West Union
J. C. McNealey
Gallipolis Rotary Club
Edwin McCormick
Boy Scouts
A. F. DeWeith
Grand Jury
Indic
Lewis W. Brewer
J Cecil Siders
Lee Shiller
Casey
Jack Nibert
Boyd Bowen
Y. Glenn McCarley
Honsald Wright
Spires
DeKalb Hughes
Y, Ers
W. A. Sharon
John Foster
W. Reeves
Brady Sheets
Ner
L. B Williams
Harrisburg
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Company
W. R. Hawk
Ohio National Bank
Columbus, Ohio
Robert L. Allen
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