Reverend Buchanan Leaves Pulpit for Theological Study
Logan church notes Rev Albert B Buchanan has preached his final sermon and will depart Tuesday for Union Theological Seminary in Columbia to resume studies. Officials begin contacting clergymen to replace Rev R Babylon whose resignation was accepted two weeks ago, with the first substitute likely to fill the pulpit Sunday.
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Logan
Albert B. Buchanan
First Presbyterian Church
Union Theological Seminary
Columbia
Babylon
Logan-A High Enrollment Up At South Bloomingville HS
Edson Shaw, principal, reports higher overall district enrollment this year than last with 36 high school pupils and 125 in the eight lower grades. The high school building was plumbed for gas on Saturday to improve home economics equipment. Summer renovations included remodeling and repainting, and improved finances over recent years allow the school board to fund these upgrades.
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Logan
South Bloomingville
Edson Shaw
Logan Opens Adult Art Classes At High School
Logan will offer adult education art courses starting September 19 in the Logan High School building. Instructor Mrs Josephine Sayre, now in her fourth year of teaching the subject, will lead beginner and advanced classes. Of 12 students who signed up initially, eight remain. Seven sentences containing the main facts.
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Logan
Logan High School
Josephine Sayre
Logan Police Chief and wife return from Cleveland vacation
Chief of Police and Mrs Lew Reynolds came home Saturday after a week with relatives in Cleveland. Chief Reynolds resumed duty Sunday morning. Patrolman A F Evans returned to night duty, replacing Patrolman Harrison Litherland.
Logan City Council to Meet Tuesday Evening
Regular city council meeting set for Tuesday evening to consider several important matters. Officials expect varied agenda items and potential decisions on local issues.
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Logan
Logan Social Notes Residents Leave and Visit Across Ohio
Logan Social Notes lists John Kleinschmidt departing for Providence to teach and pursue a master's at Brown University, plus a flurry of visits and gatherings. It notes trips to Buckeye Lake, Glouster, Lima, Deshler, Columbus, and Russell Kentucky, with numerous Logan residents hosting friends and relatives from Norfouk, Oberlin, Denver, and New Lexington.
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John Kleinschmidt
Walter Kleinschmidt
Providence
R. L
Brown University
Kleinschmidt
Oberlin
Wilda Couden
Lancaster
Logan
Robert Couden
Irene Couden
Glouster
William Miller
R. S. Rochester
Lima
Joe Sniff
P. R. Wandling
Union Furnace
H. W. Stoody
Robert
Deshler
John L. Stoody
Ohio University
Denzil Weltner
Novella
Jean
F. H. Hildebrandt
Robert Gano
Buckeye Lake
Curtis Cole
Joe McLinn
Columbus
Albert Iles
Kermit Blosser
Enterprise
C. C. Hansel
Charles Hansel
Mary Lou
Chillicothe
Clara Hansel
Perry Teacher Begins 34th Year in Salt Creek District
Orville Hartsough opened his 34th consecutive year as a Perry Township teacher at Fast Pike Run school Salt Creek district. He ranks second in the county to G W Byers of Rockbridge, who is in his 36th year. Most of Mr Hartsoughs service has been in Perry and Salt Creek districts.
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Logan
Orville Hartsough
Perry Township
Fast Pike Run
Salt Creek
G. W. Byers
Rockbridge
Hartsough
Perry
Illness Strikes Logan and Waldo Terrell
Eddie Cole of North Street and Waldo Terrell, former life guard at the local pool, are both ill with mumps. The report notes Terrell has not completely recovered from the illness after a summer stint as lifeguard.
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Logan
Eddie Cole
Curtis Cole
North St
Waldo Terrell
Marion School Opens For New Year In Logan
Marion Centralized School opens today under board directive. The district operates eight months this term with nine months decision pending. Other Ward Rural schools Orbiston Newtown Jobs and New Pittsburgh begin today as county schools resume. Mrs Ida Weublein Mrs Robertson visit. Robertson writes for The Cleveland Plain Dealer. William Sayre injures left hand with safety razor blade.
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Logan — Marion
Orbiston
Newtown
Jobs
New Pittsburgh
Ward
Logan—Willam Sayre
County Board of Education
Mrs Featherolf Improves After Illness in Laurelville
Laurelville reports Mrs George Featherolf is improving after several weeks of illness. Her condition has shown improvement and she is progressing toward recovery.
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Logan
Laurelville
George Featherofl
Rare Logan Journal-Gazette edition found by Miss Ryan
A 36 page souvenir edition from 1896 of the Journal-Gazette is owned by Miss Blanche Ryan of Freisner Avenue. The edition, compiled by J. C. Tipton, includes images of stores, factories, officials such as Sheriff William J. Ryan and Mayor John A. Smith, and scenes from Keynes Mill and Stiers Department Store. It also features Journal-Gazette staff members and views of the old office and Opera House Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Waner
John A. Smith
James L. Martin
E. P. Armstrong
B. K. Tritsch
Charles Wright
L. R. Ruble
Thomas Rochester
Keynes
Stiers Department Store
S. Mulberry St
Pratt-Hawkinson Company
Journal-Gazette
F. M. McKay
Thad Allen
T. J. Allen
Ida McCarthy
Minnie Allen
Nellie Kern
West Main St
Logan Youth Prepare For School Entrances
Logan residents prepare for the new academic year as several youths set to enroll in colleges. Ray McGill, son of FE L McGill, and June Grooms, daughter of Newell Grooms, will attend Ohio State. Ann Bowen will enter Oberlin, Jean Lanning will enroll at Wilmington, and Jean Duffy along with Victor Nixon will enter Ohio University.
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Logan
Ray McGill
FE. L. McGill
June Grooms
Newell Grooms
Ohio State
Ann Bowen
F. Meade Bowen
Oberlin
Jean Lanning
R. R. Lanning
Wilmington
Jean Duffy
Floyd Duffy
Ohio University
Victor Nixon
Burr Nixon
Reverend Williams Speaks on Townsend Plan for America
The Rev Patrick Henry Williams of Cambridge addressed a crowd of several hundred at the courthouse Saturday on What the Townsend Plan Will Do For America. He was presented by J J Engle of Marion Township, a local club member, with attendees from surrounding towns. Harry L Smith, seriously ill Friday night, was reported improved Sunday at his North Market Street home and out of bed part of the time.
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Logan
Harry L. Smith
North Market St
Souvenir sous issued for Northwest Territory celebration
Proceeds from the distribution and sale of souvenir French sous intended to commemorate the sesquicentennial founding of the Northwest Territory will support civic or charitable purposes. A committee lists 28 business partners aiding sales, with local firms including First National Bank, Gallipolis Tribune, and Hotel Lafayette among participants.
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Gallipolis
Northwest Territory
E. E. Caldwell
E. R. Wallace
Robinson's
Insur
Bowers wins argument after 14 foot corn stalk shown
William Bowers of Washington Township presented a 14 foot corn stalk in Logan to argue that tall corn can be grown on Hocking County hill farms as well as river valleys.
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Bowers
Logan
Hocking County
William Bowers
Washington Township
Barracks Welcome Daughter Born at Cherrington Hospital
Logan and Mrs Samuel Barrack of Second Street announce the birth of a daughter at Cherring ton Hospital Sunday morning.
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Logan
Samuel Barrack
Second St
Cherrington Hospital
Four arrests filed affidavits and arraignments slated
Police made four arrests during the weekend with affidavits filed before Mayor Dallas Kinser. The suspects Lawrence Bishop E. E. Nichols Don Freese and Foster Hood are to be arraigned today.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
Lawrence Bishop
E. E. Nichols
Don Freese
Foster Hood
Birth of Son to Dr and Mrs Richards at Clifton Springs
Friends in Gallipolis announce the birth of a son to Dr. and Mrs. C E Richards at Clifton Springs New York. The couple married in Cincinnati over a year ago and he served on the Holzer Hospital staff.
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Gallipolis
C. E. Richards
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Nine School Boards Seek Three Mill Levy in County
Before September 9 Starr Washington Board of Education filed a resolution with the county election board calling for a three mill levy for school purposes. Nine districts in the county will vote in November to replace expiring levies and qualify for state school funds.
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Logan
Starr-Washington Board of Education
County Election Board
School Foundation
Attendance steady in western Hocking County schools
Attendance in the western part of Hocking County during the opening week was satisfactory, according to Attendance Officer Carl C. Poling who has led the effort there for several years. A few truancy cases are expected, but overall attendance is regular.
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Logan
Hocking County
Carl C. Poling
Sing You Sinners at Athena Theater Delivers Madcap Beebe Family
Bing Crosby and Fred MacMurray lead the comedy Sing You Sinners at the Athena Theater. The Beebe family’s uproarious Los Angeles adventures unfold as Bing bets on a racehorse and comedic chaos erupts led by Donald O’Connor and Ellen Drew.
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Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Fred MacMurray
Athena Theater
Bing
Los Angeles
America
Beebes
Miss Patterson
Mac Murray
Wesley Ruggles
Paris
Donald O’connor
Ellen Drew
Donald
Fred
Miss Drew
Cinderella
MacMurray
Ballots Ready for Tobacco Growers Vote in Huntington Market
Gallia County tobacco growers may cast ballots on federal inspection of their crops at E. G. Royer’s office in the Courthouse. Voting runs Sept 15 to 19. Burial in Columbus for Emma Wilson Lewis follows funeral services in Gallipolis with daughter Ed Michaelis and relatives. Chambersburg Ladies Aid Society to meet Sept 22 at Mrs. Jennie DeWitt’s home.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Huntington
W. Va
E. G. Royer
Columbus Gallipolis
George Wetherholt
Emma Wilson Lewis
Bidwell
Columbus
Ed Michaelis
Libbie McBride
J. W. Wilson
Athens
J. J. Wilson
Chambersburg Ladies Aid Society
Jennie DeWitt
United States Leading Leather Producer Worldwide
The United States remains the largest leather producing nation, topping global output and shaping industry trends through its substantial tanneries, processing facilities, and export activity. Major firms and regions drive the production scale and competitive position in international markets.
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United States
Sanitary Sewer and Police Debate in Gallipolis
Citizens urge Gallipolis City Commission to add patrolmen as a cost cutting measure leaves the city covered by two officers. They argue adequate protection is physically impossible under current conditions and seek added police presence at next week’s meeting.
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Gallipolis
Aged Gallia Farmer Dies at Centenary
Gallia County resident Russell FE Rus sell aged 78 lifelong farmer died at his home near Centenary Friday night after a fall two weeks earlier. Survived by wife Margaret Hamilton and sons Homer Centenary and Floyd Humbolt Iowa. Born on the family farm he died on. Funeral services were held this afternoon with burial at Mound Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were neighbors Frank Swigert Asa Houck Raymond Howard Broyles Paul Niday Herman Northup.
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Gallipolis
Randall FE
Russell
Gallia County
Centenary
Margaret Hamilton
Homer
Floyd
Humbolt
Iowa
Enoch Russell
Mound Hill Cemetery
Frank Swigert
Asa Houck
Raymond
Howard Broyles
Paul Niday
Herman Northup
City Schools Open In Gallipolis District
Gallipolis City schools opened sessions this morning one week later than usual amid increased enrollment across all district buildings as students returned.
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Gallipolis
Four Year-Old Bitten by Copperhead Near Gallia
Gallia area child, Orville Tackett four, was bitten on the foot Sunday morning by a copperhead snake. He was hospitalized promptly and shows improvement, with his condition improving today.
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Gallipolis
Orville
Frank Tackett
Gallia
Use of River Is Certain To Be Regulated
Gallipolis officials weigh a WPA backed sewer plan after critics from the Ohio Public Health Association urge a sewer system to curb Ohio River pollution. They warn interstate action and federal intervention may follow, as a hotel meeting reviews the proposed sanitary sewer plan with city commission and citizens.
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Gallipolis
Arthur H. German
Charles G. Greig
Ohio Public Health Association
Columbus
Ohio River
Congress
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Lafayette Hotel
City Commission
Gallipolis Nurse Students Begin Six Month Cincinnati Affiliation
Six Holzer Hospital Training School student nurses travel from Gallipolis to Cincinnati for six months of affiliation work at General Hospital. Named are Charlotte Thomas, Anne Smith, Lotus Ashworth, Alice Schwartzwalder, Nellie Greenlee and others. Mrs O M McIntyre closes Gatewood in Gallipolis and returns to New York City for winter. caretaker is Mrs Wilma Leighton, cousin.
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Gallipolis
O. ©. McIntyre
Gatewood
New York City
McIntyre
Wilma Leighton
Holzer Hospital
Cincinnati
General Hospital
Charlotte Thomas
Anne Smith
Lotus Ashworth
Alice Schwartzwalder
Nellie Greenlee
Start Move To Keep Up Gallia Cemetery
Gallia report: Postmaster Mary F. Carter of Patriot leads a drive to form a cemetery association for perpetual care of Salem Cemetery in Perry Township. A meeting at Salem Church Tuesday evening aims to finalize plans and elect officers. Anna Carter Evilsizer, now in Marysville, has donated 1000 dollars, with hope for additional gifts.
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Gallipolis
Mary F. Carter
Patriot
Salem Cemetery
Perry Township
Salem Church
Carter
Anna Carter
Marysville
John Angell Moved To Jail in Gallia
John Angell, 29, was shot in the right groin by Robert Samuel Tobin during a dispute over a gun at Tobin’s home southeast of Rio Grande. He has recovered enough to be moved from Holzer Hospital to the county jail. Tobin is charged with assault with intent to kill Wesley Tobin and released on $200 bond pending grand jury action.
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Gallipolis
John Angell
Robert Samuel Tobin
Holzer Hospital
Tobin
Rio Grande
Angell
Wesley Tobin
Mrs Artie Leonard Oiler Dies at 33
Mrs. Artie Leonard Oiler, 33, wife of Jerry Oiler of Utica Ohio, died in a Newark hospital Friday. Daughter of Mrs Flora Thomas and the late Wellington Leonard, she leaves six children. Funeral services held at the Oiler home in Utica Sunday afternoon attended by local relatives. Gallipolis. Mrs S M Ball of Caldwell arrested for cashing a fraudulent check at a Gallipolis hotel, jailed under $500 bond after a hearing before Justice Fred Millisor.
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Gallipolis
Artie Leonard Oiler
Jerry Oiler
Utica
Ohio
Newark
Flora Thomas
Addison
Wellington Leonard
Oiler
S. M. Ball
Caldwell
Fred Millisor
Dance draws crowd at Gallipolis club rooms
A well attended dance sponsored by Aerie of Fagles took place Saturday night in the Luckoff Block club rooms as part of a playground advancement project.
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Gallipolis — Lovs! Aerie of Fagles
Luckoff
Waterloo Doctor Joins Ironton Partnership
Dr J Db Suan of Waterloo moves to Ironton and forms nine partner practice with Drs PF and 2) plus Dr J Webster of Ironton, expanding to a new medical group in the city.
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Irontons
Gallipolis
J. Db. Suango
Waterloo
Ironton
Pair Jailed After Assault On Warden
GALLIPOLIS Wyman Hively 40 of Teen's Run Clay Township jailed Saturday evening and Raymond Ross 40 of the same neighborhood Sunday on charges of assaulting Roy Johnson 62 county dog warden with intent to kill. Following a dog dispute Hively accosted Johnson on Second Ave in The City Park Saturday evening and knocked him down. Johnson fired a pistol but missed. Ross aided Hively in taking Johnson's gun and the warden was severely beaten. he lost some teeth and was badly bruised. Johnson was not arrested. The incident drew a crowd of shoppers and dancers. Officer Leaper jailed Hively in municipal prison.
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Gallipolis
Wyman Hively
Clay Township
Raymond Ross
Roy Johnson
Hively
Johnson
Ross
Leaper
Bride Asks Divorce From Clarence Scarberry
Mrs. Mary Margaret Scarberry, a June bride, has filed for divorce alleging beating and threats to cut her throat. She seeks alimony and restoration to her maiden name Winters.
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Gallipolis
Mary Margaret Scarberry
Clarence Scarberry
Winters
Dr Howell Meeting Success in New York
Gallia County native Dr Robert A Howell after a year in evangelistic work plans to continue religious activities in Southern Ohio counties and possibly adjoining states. He will use a large tent with musicians and singers and pursue ministry for the rest of his active years. Rev Samuel D Whilding of Jackson, a Welsh Church preacher in Gallia County, is critically ill in a Columbus hospital after surgery. Mrs Whilding is visiting Wales.
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Gallipolis
Robert A. Howell
Gallia County
Howell
Ohio
Samuel D Whilding
Jackson
Columbus
Whilding
Wales
Appendicitis Surgeries Keep Doctors Busy in Local Area
Logan and Nelsonville residents report multiple medical procedures. Darby underwent emergency appendectomy at Cherrington Hospital after noon Saturday. Mrs. Don Smith returned home Sunday after an earlier appendectomy. Mrs. Thomas Shafer and son left for Nelsonville, and Miss Regina White had a minor operation returning home. Harold Marstiller, from Nelsonville, recently had an appendicitis operation.
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Logan
Guy Darby
Murray City
Cherrington Hospital
Don Smith
Thomas Shafer
Nelsonville
Regina White
Harold Marstiller
Cripple Burris Suffers Leg Fracture in Accident
Logan James Burris, son of Mr and Mrs A H Burris of Cincinnati, suffered a leg fracture according to a letter to Mrs Victor Simiela. The family formerly lived on North Street. He has been crippled since infancy after infantile paralysis and had an operation on the same leg months ago.
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Logan—James
A. H. Burris
Cincinnati
Victor Simiela
Burris
North St
Fishermen reel mixed catch in Hocking River near Floyd's Bridge
Real catch by Catch Logan Oakley Glass and Walter McGhee from Union Furnace included three catfish two bass a carp and a leatherback turtle weighing nearly 10 pounds. Turtle taken on a live minnow during last week's trip.
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Logan
Oakley Glass
Walter McGhee
Union Furnace
Hocking River
Floyd's Bridge
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