Tex Takes A Holiday At The Ohio In Multicolor
Wallace MacDonald stars with Virginia Brown Faire in Tex Takes A Holiday a fully color outdoor drama at the Ohio Theater. The film from Argosy Productions directed by Alvin J. Neitz features Otto Himm for color photography and a cast including James Dillon Claude Payton Sheldon Lewis George Gerwing Ben Corbett and George Cheseboro.
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Ohio
Wallace MacDonald
Virginia Brown Faire
Ohio Theater
Nova Scotia
Canada
Mr. MacDonald
Tex
MacDonald
Mac
Hasgan
Lawrence Tibbett
Argosy Productions, Inc
Alvin J. Neitz
Robert Walker
Otto Himm
James Dillon
Claude Payton
Sheldon Lewis
George Gerwing
Ben Corbett
George Cheseboro
Two Zaleski Men Escape Head On Crash Near Brooks Residence
Luther Mc Kibben and Harley Green escaped serious injury after a head-on collision near Jacob Brooks residence on the edge of town. Both were thrown from their cars and the vehicles damaged but no serious harm. Other local notices follow including visitors, moves, and family reunions across nearby towns.
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Commercial Avenue
Flora Dill
Charles O'Leary
James G. McKibben
Helen
Athens
John Hayman
Crooksville
John Powers
R. H. Thomas
Hobart Murray
N. & W. Railroad
A. H. Hays
Etta Freeman
Columbus
Freeman
Newark
Candace Martzolff
Marie Mace
Sarah Farrel
Nelsonville
Hope
Elizabeth Vansky
Emma Vansky
Lesta Phillips
Richmond
Louisa Hamilton
Doris Mace
Garnett Kendall
Dorothy Vansky
Bertha Marie Holdcroft
Luther McKibben
Helen McKibben
Frederick Stamm
Frederick, Jr
H. E. Angel
Ansel- Dempsey
Fairview Church
Jackson County
Glen Booth
Ranger
Bromley
Baby
Logan
Baby Walter Molton Jr. Born to Local Couple
The newborn son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hobbie Molton was named Walter Jr with Mrs Myrtle Alexander of this place as mother. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Ray Knapp of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Budd Clark. Community events feature church services, reunions, and local visits.
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Walter
Hobbie Molton
Walter, Jr
Molton
Myrtle Alexander
Ray Knapp
Columbus
Budd Clark
Robert Essex
Pennsylvania
Arthur Hanning
Shawnee
Elmer Hanning
Harble
Virginia Ramsey
Buckeye Lake
Virgil Wright
Logan
Fred Blankenship
Bob
Helen Strain
Gertrude
Henry Lemon
Lydia Jane Berry
Near Orville
Rising Park
Lancaster
Huston
Bill Edwards
Pentecostal Church
Little Church
Gore
Charles Strain
Buffalo
O. Clyde Strain
Sam Hartman
Magnetic Springs
Woodbine Rebekah Lodge
Green Township seeks school district transfer in Hocking County
Patrons from Greenland Greendale and Guess School Districts in Green Township circulate a petition to transfer territory to Ward Township District. A representative filed the papers with the Hocking County Board of Education after about 95 percent of voters signed. High school pupils from Green Township had been sent to Logan. with Carbon Hill opening a new school, pupils began enrolling there, and a bus linked the regions.
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Logan
Greenland
Greendale
Guess
Green Township
Ward Township
Hocking
Logan School
Carbon Hill
Heyde's Circuit Expanded to Athens City Schedule
Logan Ohio dispatch reports Rev Amoy L Heyde, pastor of St Matthew Logan and St John Enterprise, to oversee Lutheran work in Athens in addition to duties here. Services begin at Good Shepherd Episcopal Church with 6 45 pm Sunday kickoff. Week schedule: St Matthew Logan Sunday morning, Enterprise 2 pm, Athens Sunday night.
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Logan
Ohio
Lutheran Church
Amoy L. Heyde
Athens
St. Matthew Church
St. John Church
Enterprise
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
State Street
Library Used Much at City Hall in Logan
The public library at City Hall, directed by Miss Frasch, saw 209 people seek books in one night last week. Use will rise with upcoming reference work at school as the library has been supervised by the public schools for several years.
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Logan
Auxiliary Elects Officers in Logan
Annual election of officers for the American Legion Auxiliary Unit in Logan selects Mrs. Dorothy Wardwell as president replacing Mrs. George W. Holl who becomes an executive committee member. New officers include Mrs. Phil Tschappat first vice president, Mrs. H. B. Kirkpatrick second vice president, Mrs. Roger W. Friend secretary, Mrs. Joe Rowley treasurer, with Mrs. Holl, Mrs. Struble and Mrs. Wardwell as executive committee members.
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Wardwell
Hall
Struble
Longtime Central School custodian missing on opening day
Logan report says Roman Brooker, veteran custodian at the Central School Building, was absent on the first day of school after several days of incapacity. He has served nearly 49 years in the district and recently moved from the Senior High to the Central Building due to new additions. Clarence Brooker now oversees the Senior Building with Henry Brooker filling in at the Central Building until Roman’s return.
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Logan
Roman Brooker
Brooker
Board of Education
Clarence Brooker
Henry Brooker
Logan speaker cites driver caution amid child death toll
H L Sain of the Ohio Industrial Commission spoke at the Logan Rotary Club on The Value of Human Life. He noted 1 400 Ohio children die yearly from automobile crashes and said only 2 percent result from equipment failures, blaming driver brains for most accidents. He urged safety programs and spoke again at the county courthouse auditorium later.
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Logan
L. Sain
Columbus
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Ohio Industrial Commission
Logan Rotary Club
Ohio
Sain
Rotary
Chamber of Commerce
Wrecks frequent at Rockbridge Corner intersection
Logan reports frequent wrecks at the sharp Rockbridge Corner turn on the public highway. The latest crash Sunday night involved a car driven by Mary Kathryn Chute of Athens with passenger William Downard, injuring Downard with a fractured leg and facial injuries while Chute suffered minor facial cuts. Clint Dupler’s residence was struck.
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Logan
Rockbridge
Mary Kathryn Chute
Athens
William Downard
Clint Dupler
Downard
Chute
Dr and Mrs Walter Cruise Visit Local Relatives
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Cruise of Zanesville are visiting parents Mr and Mrs John Cruise on West Front Street before departing September 23 for New York and then Europe. Dr Cruise will undertake postgraduate study in Vienna and Budapest for several months.
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Logan
Walter Cruise
Zanesville
Cruise
John Cruise
West Front Street
Indiana
New York
Europe
Vienna
Budapest
Police chief leads school crossing safety push
Logan guards guard the Hunter and Market Street crossing at noon and after school to prevent accidents. Chief Lew Reynolds appeals to school officials pupils and motorists to cooperate in a safety campaign urging drivers to slow near crossings.
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Logan
Lew Reynolds
Reynolds
Hunter
Market Street
Couple list names in Laurel and Enterprise wedding
Roy McGrady a 23 year old farmer of Laurel Township and Helen Gertrude Helber a 21 year old housekeeper of Enterprise were married by Mayor E. E. Bright. They are the children of Mr and Mrs Herman McGrady and Mr and Mrs Andrew Helber respectively.
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Roy McGrady
Laurel Township
Herman McGrady
Helen Gertrude Helber
Enterprise
Andrew Helber
E. E. Bright
Birth announced for Lomax family in Mc Arthur Ohio
Mr and Mrs Francis Lomax of Mc Arthur announce the birth of a son at Cherrington Hospital early Tuesday morning. Mrs Viola Tom spends the week in Columbus as guest of Mr and Mrs Harold Ramsey and family. Rev and Mrs Amos L Heyde travelled with daughter Esther to Columbus for postgraduate work at Capital University. Rachel Heyde plans a Columbus visit before returning to Logan. Glenn Weymueller of New York visits M F Weymueller before a Nelsonville trip. Charlie Green and family return from Willard and Akron trip. A week in Columbus with great grandsons Leland and Dickie Ramsey.
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Francis Lomax
McArthur
Cherrington Hospital
Viola Tom
Columbus
Harold Ramsey
Charles Green
Willard
Akron
Amos L. Heyde
Esther
Capital University
Rachel Heyde
Reverend Heyde
Logan
Glenn Weymueller
New York
M. F. Weymueller
Nelsonville
Charlies Green
Gallagher Avenue
Williard
Leland and
Dickie Ramsey
Stewart
Albany
Kimberly
Virgil Blackwood
John Douglas
Darwin
Alice Stanley
Jesse Douglas
Adriel Welker
W. FE. Swisher
Cheshire
John Wesley
E. A. Bowers
C. E. Bowers
Nashville
Tenn
Bowers
Ohio University
N. A. Gibbs
Carpenter
Middleport
Goldie Moore
Clinton Street
T. J. Fee
C. E. Fee
Robert
Richard
Jennie Herd
Plain City
S. E. Dailey
Irma Sickles
Fannie Eccles
Bertha McVay
Winona Lake
Ind
Miss McVay
Europe
Will Breeze
Youngstown
Charles Brown
E. H. Lasch
Lasch
E. S. Stanley
Frances McGlaughlin
Athens
Will Whaley
Pomeroy Street
Albany Seeks Queens for Centennial Celebration
Albany invites residents to vote for three centennial queens representing past present and future. The queen of the past must be 80 or older, the queen of the present around 40, and the queen of the future a girl aged 8 to 12. Votes end Sept 30. ballots to Harry Brown or Grace Bailes.
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Albany
Abany
Harry Brown
Grace Bailes
Washington camp site to be marked on Shade River
A Shaft will mark the mouth of Shade River where George Washington camped. Daughters of the American Revolution plan a monument for Oct 28, the encampment anniversary. Local residents from Long Bottom and nearby towns assisted in locating the spot and coordinating the dedication.
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Washington
Shade River
Long Bottom
C. F. Rathburn
A. W. McKay
Middleport
C. E. Dow
Pomeroy
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cheshire Highway Opens with Curve Eliminations
The Cheshire roadway was opened last week with two sharp curves removed and new sidewalks added, described as a marked improvement over the old road. Local residents and visitors list social outings and small town movements, including visits to Charleston West Virginia Wellston and Middleport, with Rev A S Davison starting his first church appointment here Sunday.
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Cheshire
Brooks Withrow
Charleston
W. Va
Messrssip Scott
Harold Long
Earnest Kennedy
Pittsburgh
E. O. Yeanger
Evelyn
Wellston
George Thompson
Ada
Dale Allensworth
Meigs Grocery Co
Middleport
A. S. Davison
Methodist
Phena Denny
Little Kyger
Elizabeth Watson
Columbus
Albany Centennial to Feature Photo Gallery Display
Albany residents are urged to contribute photos for a coming centennial exhibit. The gallery will showcase tintypes daguerreotypes and school pictures from Albany's past with items like old buildings and picnics. The display room location will be announced later.
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Albany
Will Gillogly
P. D. Morse
Will Irvin
E. I. Stanley
M. D. Zimmerman
I. F. Miller
C. N. Jones
E. J. Morris
W. H. Wells
Grace Webb
Helen Dinsmoor
Bertha McVay
Frances Cooksey
Margaret Gaylord
Winnie Martin
Madge Dixon
Clemma Vale
Mary Bailes
Odta Gillogly
Sidney Parker
Albany Consolidated School
J. G. Tewksbury
D. F E. Allen
Roger Biddle
Jesse Douglas
T. E. Dixon
Geo. Sweeny
W. F. Pugh
Herb Beckley
Knox Township
Vinton County
Brooks
Alexander Township
Guy Wingett
Roy Cline
John F. Brown
M. E
E. B. Dean
Dean
Brown
Guysville
Adelphi
Ross County
Local social notes from a busy weekend gathering
The report lists several visits and gatherings: Miss Elizabeth Swisher and Mae Rothgeb spent Sunday at Lake Alma Wellston. Rev C W Frye moved his family to Rodney. Howard Smiley and family of Gallipolis visited Allen Hughes family. Eloise Yeanger and friend enjoyed Buckeye Lake. Harry Clark and his wife stayed with Mrs Tayl or Gordon at Ky ger.
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Sam Hawley
Binghams Woods
Elizabeth Swisher
Mae Rothgeb
Lake Alma
Wellston
C. W. Frye
Rodney
Howard Smiley
Gallipolis
Allen Hughes
Eloise Yeanger
Buckeye Lake
Harry Clark
Recent guests at the Dixon home in Hebbardsville
Mr and Mrs R F Dixon hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs John Thomas and their sons Arthur Maynard Wilbur and Max Mr and Mrs Alfred Allman and son Eugene and Mr and Mrs Chauncey Staneart and daughter.
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R. F. Dixon
John Thomas
Arthur
Maynard
Wilbur
Max
Alfred Allman
Eugene
Chauncey Staneart
Two Straitsville Women Die Within Days
NEW STRAITSVILLE Sept 1 Two Straitsville women died within days. Mrs Joseph P Nix aged 69 died at 9 30 a m yesterday in Tulsa. Mrs John Hoy o Straitsville also died Tuesday morning leaving several children and grandchildren. Mrs Phenix leaves husband five grandchildren and other relatives. she was a member of Woodbine Rebekah Lodge. Funeral arrangements have been announced.
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New Straitsville
Straitsville
Tulsa
John Hoy O. Straitsville
Phenix
Mildred Harrison
Virgil
Op.ion
James
Shawnee
George
Miss Frances Hudnall Arrives Home From Columbus Visit
Miss Frances Hudnall returns home Saturday after spending time in Columbus visiting relatives amid wet weather.
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Maxine
Frances Hudnall
Columbus
No Shirt That Shrinks Is A Bargain At Any Price
An ad extols shirts that do not shrink, promising Sanforized shrink guarantees and money back if they fail to fit. It touts the Arrow Trump as a good looking shirt with a trim collar and urges consumers to do the right thing by choosing reliable clothing.
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Frank Buck
COURT
Frank H. Buck
Mr. Buck
RKO Radio
Majestic Theater
Tropics
van Beuren-Buck
Ian Vony
Martin Johnson
Johnson
United Artist
Zaleski
Hocking County
Athens City
Heyde
Dorothy Wardwell
Rockbridge Corner
Auto
Dupler
J. H. Sherman of
Racine
M. BE
Murraysville
Here
Leona
Leola Swan
S. R. Swan
Parkersburg
G. B. Hensley
H. A. Hensley
Dana
Belmont County
O'Connor
Flora
Christian Church
M. A. Jacoby
Jacoby
Sarah Wagner
Oleva Petty
R. L. Little
Cheshire Highway
Gibson
Pharmacy
Hebbardsville
New Straitsvill
Zenner Co
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