Two Men Honored for 50 Years with Masons at Logan
Logan reports honorary memberships in Mingo Lodge No. 171 F and A M were presented to Rev. John A. Stemen and Levi Kennedy Bremen with Grand Master Simeon Nash presiding. More than 100 members attended as Stemen born Aug 29, 1874 and Kennedy Apr 24, 1880 received long service recognition and certificates. The event included tribute to Lodge history and ends with a social lunch. In separate notices Judge Harley M. Whitcraft held final hearings Monday in two divorce actions Pauline Scott vs Warren Scott and Roscoe Evans vs Lena Fane with evidence reviewed and proceedings under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Stemen
Presbyterian Church
Rolland Bright
Nash
Siemen
Kennedy
Mingo Lodge
Oakley Case
Lloyd Myers
T. G. Sunderland
Jacob Elder
Thorneville
George
Whiley
Lancaster
Births Reported in Logan Dwellings
Mr and Mrs Noah Ralph Guess Logan R D 4 announce the birth of a daughter at their home on Saturday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Virgil Mr Gerby Logan R D 1 on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Noah Ralph Guess
Logan R. D
Virgil Mr. Gerby
Man Arrested Near Cardinal Dougherty Home Over Threat
George Havidich was arrested in Lower Merion Pennsylvania after confessing to sending a threat to Cardinal Dougherty demanding $50,000. He was slated for a mental examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Dougherty
Lower Merion
George Havidich
Progress at Rockbridge Basin Improves Hocking County Fishing
LOGAN September 13 Progress is being made on the highway along Rockbridge Basin to position the area as a fishing center of Hocking County. A dozen men, with county grading units, are shaping the road with gravel planned later. The Hocking County Fish and Game Association sponsors the project and will be joined by the State Conservation Department in restocking the basin. The department plans a programming to promote some of the finest fishing in this part of Ohio once improvements finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rockbridge Basin
Hocking County
Ohio
Wheat Contracts Mailed to Hocking County Growers
Wheat allotment contracts mailed to Hocking County growers from the extension service. Meetings set at the courthouse auditorium Thursday 8 PM and Community Hall Laurelville Friday night to help attendees prepare applications. After sessions, the county will form community groups to name permanent committees of three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Extension Service
Community Hall
Laurelville
Return to Grades Brownsville School May Close
Logan Sept. 13 Brownsville School of Good Hope District reopened by the district board but its future is doubtful as high school pupils do not enroll at Rockbridge and instead return to the grad school. The reopening rule required high school pupils not to return to the grade school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Brownsville School of Good Hope
Rockbridge
Judge Whitcraft Heads to Zanesville for Pleas Court
Logan Ohio September 14 Judge Harley M Whitcraft departed Tuesday morning for Zanesville to hear Common Pleas Court cases for the remainder of the week, according to local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Zanesville
Common Pleas
Evangelistic Convention at Nazarene Church in Logan
Beginning Thursday and continuing Sunday an evangelistic convention will be held at the Church of the Nazarene. Rev. J. W. Steen of Junction City will lead. Two similar meetings have proved profitable according to Rev. F. H. Landgrabe, pastor, and will be continued at intervals during the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sept
Church of the Nazarene
J. W. Steen
Junction City
F. H. Landgrabe
Logan teacher meeting to hear Augensbaugh on Ohio
Logan hosts a teachers meeting at Logan High School Auditorium on September 23 at 10 o clock. B A Augensbaugh presents two lectures with the topic Know Ohio to be explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
B. A. Augensbaugh
Ohio
Candidates Begin To Show At S. H. S. Football Practice
Logan teachers report football practice resuming with two weeks to go until the first game. Coach John Longley oversees signal drills and a scrimmage where backfield gains and a possible center candidate Smith are noted. McMillan and Ray McMillan’s younger brother are mentioned among hopefuls as Hensel and others compete for spots. Downtown coaches observe sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Longley
Smith
McMillan
Ray McMillan
Logan High School
Hensel
Fitzgerald
Gabriel
McMullen
Acker
Brandt
Docket Cleared as Judge Whitcraft Closes Cases
Logan reports Judge Harley M. Whitcraft clearing several docket items before a week away. Convictions and judgments include $1,037 by confession in Shaw v Shaw and a Gusta Bright divorce with child custody to the defendant, plus alimony and support arrangements. Other actions include partitions, foreclosures, sales orders, and a peace bond for Clyde Lama after a guilty assault plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Woodruff
Doris Fierce
James Thomas
Adam Schaal
John A. Fickel
Grace Nixon
Nellie Converse
P. D. Converse
Logan Home Savings Association
Roy 8. Shaw
Logan chamber chief named to nominating committee
Barton A. Holl president of the Logan Chamber of Commerce was informed of his appointment by Frank B Mc Millen of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce as a member of the nominating committee. He will represent the Southeastern Ohio District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Barton A. Holl
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Frank B McMillen
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Pleasant Valley Social Roundup Spends Labor Day Week
Local residents and families gathered across Pleasant Valley during Labor Day weekend with visits to Knowlton Wallace and Brooks households. The Reeves reunion drew many relatives including Emma Inman and Pearl Wood, followed by a noon picnic and musical entertainment by Parker Reeves Stout and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
J. M. Knowlton
Davis
Mr. Knowlton
Floyd Robinson
Raymond and
Harry
Hamilton
E. A. Dixon
Will Martin
Chicago
Pearl Wood
Dortha
D. L. Wallace
Summerland Beach
F. X. Rauch
Athens
Orland O'Neal
K. B. Brooks
Reeves
Virgil Reeves
Emma Inman
Margaret Louise Hanning
Zelda Gibson
Kate Wood
Dorothy Reeves
Grace Jividen
Db. L. Wallace
Clark Jividen
Emma Jane Jividen
Kate Goslin
W. E. Daugherty
Charity Mayhugh
Esta Carbaugh
Delbert Reeves
Albert Reeves
Blanche Reeves
Sarah M. Brooks
Samantha Younkins
E. H. Carbaugh
Max
Patty Lee
W. J. Need
Dorotha Need
Henry Mayhugh
Ernest Mayhugh
Grafton Stout
C. A. Parker
W. T. Pugh
E. Reeves
Olive Parker
Howard Woodyard
Edward Pugh
Willard Parker
Pearl Jewell
Vivian Pugh
Alice Reeves
Sara Reeves
Ed Brooks
Howard Brooks
Mattie Bolin
Bea Bolin
Linder Davis
Forest Run
H. M. McKinley
George Bolin
Lloyd Bolin
Easement Proceeds Distributed to Russell Heirs
In Addison Township probate court allocates 185 for highway easement over lands of R. E. Russell and heirs of Zella Russell. Of the sum 110 goes to compensation and 75 for damage to the residue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
R. E. Russell
Zella Russell
Addison Township
Kansas Outlaw Shot by Roy Aids Reconciliation Bid
Eldon McCormick 18, brother-in-law, fired a shotgun at Cecil Thornbrugh aliased outlaw during a hospital stop in Ottawa Kansas. Thornbrugh sought by officers in Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Oklahoma over a dispute tied to his attempt to reconcile with Esther McCormick 17 the bride who had left him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Cecil
Pete) Thornbrugh
Ottawa
Kan
Thornbrugh
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Esther McCormick
Lewis and others in Kanauga update local lives
Kanauga notes report Ernest Lewis moving to Pt Pleasant over his father Otis C. Lewis tin shop. Mrs George Crow visits from Athens with Capt and Mrs W E McDade. Robert Henry returns from California CCC service. Francis Lewis and Pittsburgh baby visit Otis C. Lewis family. Watchman Harry Vickers resumes duty on Steamer Reliance after vacation. Mrs Andrew White marks 75th birthday. Virgil Rogers ill. Virginia Rogers travels to Columbus to stay with sister Mrs George Hughes and attend high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lewis
Otis C. Lewis
Pt. Pleasant
George Crow
Athens
Capt
W. E. McDade
Francis Lewis and Baby
Pittsburgh
Harry Vickers
Reliance
Andrew White
Virgil Rogers
Virginia Rogers
Columbus
George Hughes
Cheshire Special School Opens Term In 1933 34
Cheshire Special School started September 11 for the term of 1933 34. Mr and Mrs C E Lewis of Kananga spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Vaughn Scott and family. Mr and Mrs Erman Swisher and sons of Little Ryger visited Mr and Mrs Cornelius Rife and family. Mrs Goldie Cremens and children of Ryger spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Orestus Roush. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Roush and children of Kananga spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Pearl Ward and family. Mr and Mrs Curt Swisher of Mansfield visiting the former's parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Swisher. Mr and Mrs Alva Thomas announce the birth of a daughter Ida Mae. Miss Faye E Yeanger visiting Mr and Mrs Eloise Harley Lee of Springfield.
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Cheshire Special School
C. E. Lewis
Kananga
Vaughn Scott
Erman Swisher
Little Ryger
Cornelius Rife
Goldie Cremens
Ryger
Orestus Roush
Lloyd Roush
Pearl Ward
Curt Swisher
Mansfield
Frank Swisher
Alva Thomas
Ida Mae
Faye E. Yeanger
Eloise Harley Lee
Springfield
Gallipolis installs new jail windows for ventilation
Two new sash windows have been installed at the Gallipolis City Jail enabling easier raising and lowering and improved ventilation of the cell blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipolis City
Kananga man fined for possession of intoxicating liquor
Charles Sowards of Kananga was arrested Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Howard Gates on a liquor possession charge. He was fined 200 dollars and costs by Mayor A J Stormont but remanded to jail after failing to pay. Officers found two gallons of liquor at his home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Charles Sowards
Kananga
Howard Gates
A. J. Stormont
Sowards
Holzer to Enter Haverford Medical School
Holzer son of Dr and Mrs C E Holzer will start at Haverford Medical School this week. The Quaker institution near Philadelphia is his new medical program. He attended Mercersburg Academy last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Charles Holzer
C. E. Holzer
Haverford Medical School
Philadelphia
Mercersburg Academy
Court approves inventory in Deardorff case at Gallia Court
Gallia County Common Pleas Court approves the inventory of personal property and fixtures in the suit of F. O. Lamb as receiver of Huntington Bank & Trust Company versus E. N. Deardorff & Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
F. O. Lamb
Huntington Bank & Trust Company
E. N. Deardorff & Company
Gallia County
Furniture Factory To Open At Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Furniture Company prepares to start operations in Gallipolis with samples finished and orders in hand. Founders J W Dale Clyde Dale Ed Kerr and James Butterfield plan to employ 10 to 15 workers, using equipment from Logan Furniture Factory stored locally and housed in a hollow tile building near the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Furniture Company
J. W. Dale
Clyde Dale
Ed Kerr
James Butterfield
Dales
New York Central
Logan Furniture
Kerr
Gallipolia
New Furniture Company
Eight Indicted Men Arraigned by Judge
Eight men from Gallia County Jail were arraigned before Judge W. R. White after September grand jury indictments. Four pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny, issuing bad checks, or auto theft without consent, with sentences deferred. Four pleaded not guilty, bond set at $700 for two, $500 for one, and $300 for another, and counsel appointed for Minor Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
W. R. White
Charles Walters
Donald North
Carl Wilt
H. M. Carter
Gerald McFarland
Frank Hill
Homer Smith
John Halliday, Jr
Minor Hoover
Questioned in Death In Ohio man held on fatal car strike inquiry
Gallia County Sept. 13 Charlies Perry of Kanauga a deck hand on the Steamer Fairplay is held in Cincinnati for questioning in the death of a woman last Thursday Perry struck a ten year old woman with a car the injuries causing her death He was returning to Kanauga with Oscar Walker the boat's driver who took his place on the automobile
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Charlies Perry
Kanauga
Cincinnati
Perry
Kananga
Oscar Walker
Gallipolis District School enrolls 1400 students
Approximately 1,400 boys and girls enrolled in the Gallipolis District School during the first two days of the year, about the same as last year. In the high school 420 students attend, compared with 439 at the end of the first week a year ago. class counts are freshmen 120 sophomores 111 juniors 81 seniors 98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
E. E. Higgins
Personal mentions and a Ky. marriage notice in Gallia County
Dr. Edgar Poole of Cincinnati visits Gallia County for several days. Prof and Mrs H. H. Bing of Athens stay with Ed McCormick family while their daughter Janet recovers at Holzer Hospital. Mary land trip noted. Mrs H E Haworth of Crestline visits Dallas Neal funeral attendees and daughter Helen. E D Hughes and Mrs Elmer Herne visit relatives in Murraysville W Va. Mrs Alden Barris of Nashua NH leaves after visiting Clar ence McCormick. Mary Lee Canaday and Harry Robert Bailey announce their September 7 Catlettsburg Ky marriage. Bailey employed at Marietta Manufacturing Co Pt Pleasant.
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Edgar Poole
Cincinnati
Gallia County
8. H. Bing
Athens
Ed. McCormick
Janet
Holzer Hospital
Bing
Maryland
H. E. Haworth
Crestline
Dallas Neal
Neal
Helen
E. D. Hughes
Elmer Herne
Murraysville
W. Va
Alden Barris
Nashua
N. H
Clarence McCormick
Mary Lee Canaday
Naaman Canaday, Jr
Harry Robert Bailey
Kananga
Catlettsburg
Hospital Notes From Gallipolis Sept 13
Mrs. Theodore Gordon of Hogsett West Virginia was admitted for treatment at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Ernest Sisson of Pomeroy was admitted for an operation. Dismissals included Mrs. Anna Ryan of Pt Pleasant, James Baker of Wellston treated for a broken jaw from a bridge fall, and Boris Woolley of Athens for an appendix operation.
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Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Theodore Gordon
Hogsett
W. Va
Ernest Sisson
Pomeroy
Anna Ryan
Pt. Pleasant
James Baker
Wellston
Boris Woolley
Athens
Palmer named special deputy sheriff at Gallia County Fair
Gallia County appoints Raymond Palmer as special deputy sheriff during the Gallia County Fair with Sheriff Elmer Hat-Seld presiding over the ceremonial confirmation and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Raymond Palmer
Elmer Hat- Seld
Gallia County
Plan Improvements In Fire Department
Gallipolis council approves 15000 dollars in bonds for fire department upgrades. Planned purchases include a 1400 gpm pumper with river or pond hydrant supply, plus rehab of equipment, a new concrete engine house floor, interior painting, and glass partially glazed doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County Tile Plant Funds Drop Due to Red Tape
Gallia County Commissioners dropped plans to obtain 20000 from the state relief commission for winter concrete tile. Road funds are nearly depleted and tile work at the Gallia County barn Gallia Bladen and Bidwell has halted this week. About 0 men were employed two days weekly. emergency repairs continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
State Relief Commission
Gallia
Bladen
Bidwell
Jasper Corn Dies at 31 in Gallipolis
Jasper Corn 31 died Tuesday at his Cedar Street home. Funeral services Thursday at 1 p.m. Rev. H. H. Wilbur officiates. burial in Mound Hill Cemetery. He ran the Green Lantern Confectionery until about 18 months ago and helped in the family confectionery and bottling business. Survived by wife Roma Simms Corn, a son Jackie, his mother Mrs. Frank Corn, brothers Art Joe Frank and sister Mrs. Gertrude Ripley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Jasper Corn
Cedar Street
H. H. Wilbur
Mound Hill Cemetery
Mr. Corn
Green Lantern
J. Frank Corn
Gallia Academy High School
Roma Simms Corn
Jackie
Frank Corn
Art
Joe
Frank
Gertrude Ripley
Half-Time Nursing System Starts at Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis reports the national nurses association inspired plan assigns ten graduate nurses from Holzer Hospital to half-time work. For two weeks they treat hospital cases then two weeks on the hospital register for private nursing, aiming to relieve graduate nurse unemployment. Named participants include Ali Radford Elizabeth Ray Dorothy Rinehart Esther Fiske Rose Leolyn Bailey Margar Rengel Sybil Burde Anna Rife Cheshi Ruth Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
National Nurses’ Association
School of Nursing
Ali» Radford
Elizabeth Ray
Dorothy Rinehart
Esther Fiske
Chres
Milk licenses sought by Gallia County producers
Gallia County producers may obtain milk licenses from Health Commissioner F. W. Shane from September 16 to 20. A penalty is provided for those not obtaining a license. All producers who sell any portion of their milk must obtain a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
F. W. Shane
Mrs J Harley Bovie Hosts Bridge Luncheon in Gallipolis
Mrs J Harley Bovie entertained eight members of her bridge club at a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Hotel Libby and later at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
J. Harley Bovie
Libby
Rio Grande Junior College forecasts large fall enrollment
Rio Grande Junior College expects a capacity enrollment of 200 students this fall. President W. A. Lewis said registration will begin September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rio Grande Junior College
W. A. Lewis
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Harley M. Rodgers
Holl
Roy
Eldon
Kanauga News
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Robert Henry
California
Civilian Conservation Corps
Cheshire News
Palmer
Kk. G. Bennett
Ogden
Utah
Roosevelt
James F. T. O'Connor
Walter J. Cummings
New Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Gallia Academy
Zenners
Griffon
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