Real Meaning Of Limits of Power Shown
Senator Metcalf told Logan Kiwanis members Constitution Day remarks. He praised service clubs and American Legion for observing the Constitution week, said rights come from the people, and outlined federal limits and checks among the three branches. He noted no right to elastic constitutional change and cited due process and a supreme court safeguard. Guests included the Rev Amos L Heyde and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanjians
United States
England
Metcalf
Gore United Brethren Home-Coming Service Plans
The Gore United Brethren Church invites the public to its annual home coming on Sunday September 20 with Sunday School at 9 30 am led by superintendent Virgil Hite worship at 10 30 am and an afternoon service at 2 30 pm Rev P E Wright conference superintendent will speak a basket dinner will follow at noon Also note that during 1935 thirty six hundred ninety four Americans relinquished U S citizenship to become Canadian naturalized citizens
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Gore
Gore United Brethren Church
Virgil Hite
P. E. Wright
Logan Schools Hit 1600 Enrollment Mark
Enrollment at Logan schools reached 1600 on Tuesday with small gains in all five buildings. Superintendent G. E. Carr notes most growth occurred at the senior high school, setting a new city-wide registration record.
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Logan City
Logan
G. E. Carr
Logan High Is Showing Well In Practice
Logan High football shows potential as Coach Tom Bender molds a large squad into a tough unit. If needed today the starting lineup would feature Ralston and Dollmatsch ends McBride and Herb Jones tackles Capt Harry Jones and Geil guards Woodruff center Cole Fitzgerald Shriner and Nelson backs.
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Logan—Chieftains
Tom Bender
Ralston
Dollmatsch
McBride
Herb Jones
Nelson
Cole
Karshner
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mrs. Carl Larimer hosted the Topsy Turvy club at her North St home Monday evening. A miscellaneous shower was given to Mrs. Carl Hansel (Ilene Dane), a recent bride. In a contest, Mrs. Myrtle Guess and Mrs. Joe Schorr were winners. Mrs. Larimer served lunch at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Larimer
North St
Carl Hansel
Ilene Dane
Myrtle Guess
Joe Schorr
Larimer
Legion Auxiliary Holds Monday Meeting and Plans Sept Election
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion rooms Monday evening with Mrs. Ewald Schmitter presiding. Attendees shared reports from the state convention in Portsmouth, presented by Mrs. Huffman, Schmitter, Lanning, and Thomas. The Sept 28 meeting will elect officers and form a nominating committee including Mrs. Powers, Rowley, Adcock, and Ross Adcock, with Mrs. Huffman chairing the lunch committee.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Ewald Schmitter
Portsmouth
Walter Huffman
Schmitter
Gerald Lanning
Harry Thomas
Irma Powers
Joe Rowley
Lawrence Adcock
Ross Adcock
Huffman
Euterpean Club Opens Fall Meetings With Dinner
The Euterpean Club started fall activities with a Monday dinner at Mrs Anthony Toerner's home. Guests enjoyed fall decor, buffet service, and small tables on porches and in the living room as choral singing preceded the business session. The year’s program includes a vesper service at St Matthew's Lutheran Church next Sunday at 4 PM and study of outstanding composers from various countries.
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Euterpean Club
Anthony Toerner
John Toy
Charlies Bell
St. Matthew's Luthern Church
Logan
Pledges Named At Delta Theta Tau Meeting
Delta Theta Tau sorority held pledge services for Veronica Rarick Delphine Rarick Madge Wright Faith Wright Esther Ann Stoughton Betty Hall Phyllis Nixon June Grooms Betty Liff Jean Webner Orpha Brunney and Marjorie Henderson Monday evening Two contests awarded to Dorothy Roberts and Novella Webtner A lunch followed hosted by Margaret Spannow Marguerite Acker Florence Powers and Manon Powers Columbus visitors Mrs Irma Powers and Mrs Phil Tschappat attended
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Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Veronica
Delphine Rarick
Madge
Faith Wright
Esther Ann Stoughton
Betty Hall
Phyllis Nixon
June Grooms
Betty Liff
Jean Webner
Orpha Brunney
Marjorie Henderson
Dorothy Roberts
Novella Webtner
Margaret Spannow
Marguerite Acker
Florence
Manon Powers
Death Driver Held to Grand Jury Tuesday
Harold Edwards 20 of Salt Creek Township pleads not guilty to a second degree manslaughter charge over Ruth Blick 15 who died after allegedly being struck by his car Sunday. Bound over to the grand jury under a $3,500 bond as Logan Sheriff and prosecutors pursue the case with an investigation continuing into next month.
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Logan
Harold Edwards
Salt Creek Township
C. T. Stephenson
Ruth Blick
Edwards
Hocking County
Work Excuses Must Meet Legal Rules
Logan school officials say parental requests are not automatic grounds for work certificates for sixteen year olds. Certificates may be granted if a child must work permanently to support the family, or temporarily for entering school with corn related work. If a pupil is not employed the certificate will be revoked immediately.
Kiwanis Club Schedules Winter Festivals in Logan
The Logan Kiwanis Club will host four winter festivals to raise funds for underprivileged children, starting Nov 19 with Lucille Elmore Party at the high school auditorium. Partners include school officials and the events feature the Eliza Tamburitza Serenaders, Harold D. Fide as lecturer, and a Dec 10 play Cricket.Edward Spicer of Columbus visited Logan en route to Charleston West Virginia for work in a nearby oil field.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Lucille Elmore
Eliza Tamburitza
Harold D. Fide
Edward Spicer
Columbus
Charleston
W. Va
Bridge Project To Be Started In Hocking County
Logan reports a $46,000 WPA bridge project in Hocking County to repair 200 bridges and build 11 new ones. Resurfacing on Griffith Road in Washington Township and improvements on Spring Street hill between Hunter and Mound streets will begin soon. Raymond Howard of The Madison Press visited Logan Tuesday and aids Republican state publicity.
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Logan
Raymond Howard
The
Madison Press
Republican State Headquarters
Note Improvement in Condition of Justice
Logan report states Magistrate S B Whitehart is improving after a heart attack last week. He remained at his Church Street home and heard two arraignments. Leslie Thomas of South Bloomingville faced an assault charge and John Chilcote of Carbon Hill for intoxication. Both pled guilty with $10 fines plus costs.
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Logan
S. B. Whitehart
Church St
Leslie Thomas
South Bloomingville
John Chilcote
Carbon Hill
Mooney Addresses Lancaster Rally Amid Campaign Trip
L. P. Mooney of this city spoke briefly at a Lancaster Republican rally on Monday evening. Several carloads of Hocking coalitions joined the trip to the meeting.
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Logan
Lancaster
L. P. Mooney
Congress
Plan inspection at Logan Miller Chapel Grange meeting
The Logan Miller Chapel Grange will hold its inspection meeting on Wednesday evening. Lunch will be served after the meeting. Officers urge a large attendance.
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Logan — Miller Chapel Grange
Five Liquor Questions Placed on Springfield Township Ballot
Springfield Township voters in Gallia County Ohio will decide five local option questions on November 3. The prosecutor drafted the notice listing whether liquor sales by the drink or package plus state liquor stores are permitted in the township.
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Gallipolis
Springfield Township
Harry Miller
Gallia County
State of Ohio
State of
Ohio
Gallia County Nurse Handles New Hospital Cases
Gallia County nurse Miss Margaret Jones planned to take Shirley Stone age 15 to Children's Hospital in Columbus for treatment of infantile paralysis. She also returned Johnnie Harrington age 9 from the hospital, noting improvement after admission in July for osteomyelitis.
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Gallipolis
Margaret Jones
Gallia County
Columbus
Shirley Stone
Armour Stone
Ryger
Children’s Hospital
Miss Jones
Johnnie Harrington
Elmer Jones
Garfield Ave
Children's Hospital
Presbyterial leaders to meet at Athens Church Friday
The Athens Presbyterial executive members will convene at 10 o clock Friday morning September 18 at the Athens Presbyterian Church to discuss winter season business, announced district president Miss Garnette Lupton of Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Athens Presbyterial
Athens Presbyterian Church
Garnette Lupton
Campbell To Head Legion In Next Year
Logan Post elected Mason Campbell to succeed Walter Huffman as commander of the American Legion. The slate includes James Waldron as vice commander Harold Chambers adjutant Charles Barker finance officer Tom Geslin sergeant at arms Theodore Chifoos chaplain Walter Haas historian with Huffman joining the executive board. Installation set for Oct 6 with Rossiter Williams invited as installing officer.
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LOGAN
Logan Post
American Legion
Mason Campbell
Walter Huffman
James B. Waldron
Harold Chambers
Charles F. Barker
Tom Geslin
Sgt. At Arms
Theodore Chifoos
Walter M. Haas
Huffman
Donald S. Bort
Fred Carpenter
Forest E. Weinrich
B. W. Wright
C. C., Lyon
Frank Walters
Lawrence Adcock
C. Wood Bowen
van Wert
Hocking County
Walter Leonard
John McBroom
Clinton Webb
Ewald Schmitter
Portsmouth
Cleveland
Frank Judy
Rossiter Williams
Oak Hill
Reichley Ill. Logan Ranger A. Reichley at Old Man's Cave
A. Reichley of Old Man's Cave visited Logan Tuesday to see a physician after a week of illness. He reports the cave had 5 101 visitors last Sunday and he was unable to tend his duties there.
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Logan
A. Reichley
Old Man's Cave
Emergency Teachers of Gallia County Meet in Gallipolis
Gallia County emergency teachers and supervisor William Davis will hold a conference at 10 a.m. in the Washington school auditorium to review the year’s work and outline a new program. E. E. Higgins is general county chairman with Mrs. Margaret Bradbury chairing the meeting and talks by Miss Susan Raike and Mrs. Carrie N. North.
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Gallipolis
William Davis
Jackson
Ohio
Gallia
Meigs
Gallia County
Washington
Davis
E. E. Higgins
State Department of Education
Margaret Bradbury
Susan Raike
Carrie N. North
North
Addison
George's Creek Grange Hall
Miss Raike
Chambersburg
Roy Hively
Clyde Saunders
Della Bodimer
Noah Dewitt
Mary Baker
Rotary Club Welcomes Two New Members in Gallipolis
Harry Miller led the Rotary Club program at Hotel Lafayette in Gallipolis presenting two new members Cassius D Lutrell a vocational agriculture instructor and Carl C Byers a new high school principal. Miller also introduced Ben Evans the new junior high principal as Rotarians planned to attend an inter city meeting in Marietta on Oct 1.
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Gallipolis
Harry Miller
Rotary Club
Hotel Lafayette
Cassius D. Luttrell
Carl C. Byers
Miller
City Board of Education
Ben Evans
Marietta
Man Pleads Guilty and Is Sentenced in Ohio Case
John Fadely pled guilty to assault with intent to rob and received a prison term of one to 15 years at Mansfield Reformatory by Judge W. R. White on Tuesday. In Mazie Lane v Lane, the plaintiff amended her petition reducing claimed damages to 2990 dollars from 5000.
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Gallipolis
John Fadely
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
W. R. White
Mazie Lane
John W. Lane
Aged Pastor Dies in East Palestine
The Rev. E. D. Murch, father of Mrs. E. E. Higgins of Gallipolis, died Sunday at his East Palestine home after a paralytic stroke. He was to deliver his last sermon next Sunday.
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Gallipolis
E. D. Murch
E. E. Higgins
Palestine
Gallipolis Considers Higher WPA Paving Estimate
Gallipolis city officials discussed rising costs for concrete street paving after WPA added 1500 to the project. The city’s share would rise from 4726 to 6226, funding paving on Olive Pine Front Spruce Chilliothe Mill Creek roads and blocks on Spruce First to Third First between State Locust and Spruce Sycamore.
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Gallipolis
Chillicothe Road
Mill Creek Road
Spruce St
Third
First St
State
Locust
Spruce
Sycamore
Ohio Hospital
Olive and
Pine Sts
Three Are Added to Church Service Club
In Gallipolis three new members joined the Presbyterian Church Service Club Monday night at Mrs. John Morrison’s Third Street home. Welcomed by club president Mrs. N. A. Martin, the new members are Mrs. R. O. Wilson, Mrs. Richard Hanson, and Mrs. Robert Price, with assistant hostesses Miss Leona Moore, Miss Gladys Halley, Miss Margaret Noel, and Miss Mabel Noel.
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Gallipolis
Service Club
Presbyterian Church
John Morrison
Third St
R. O. Wilson
Richard Hanson
Robert Price
N. A. Martin
Morrison
Leona Moore
Gladys Halley
Margaret Noel
Mabel Noel
Denney Divorce Filed in Gallia County Case Details
Neva Denney sues S. E. Denney of Vinton for gross neglect extreme cruelty and failure to provide citing marriage in 1917 and one child. The note adds bears discussion not connected to case.
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Gallipolis
Neva Denney
S. E. Denney
Vinton
Cross Petition Filed in Tope Divorce Case
In Gallipolis a cross petition in the divorce suit of George W. Tope versus Edna Mae Tope is filed. Edna Mae Tope denies all plaintiff allegations and accuses him of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She seeks custody of their 5 month old child, support, alimony, and divorce. They married in September 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
George W. Tope
Edna Mae Tope
Hold Marshall Rites
Waterloo funeral services were held Tuesday for Thomas H. Marshall age 86 who lived with his son James and grandson Elza Marshall. Surviving children include Mrs Telitha Russell Pedro Will Marshall Shelby John Morral Melvin Marshall and Mrs Della Jones plus Sam Sciottville. A sister Mrs Maggie Delaney of Gallipolis also survives.
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Gallipolis
Waterloo
Thomas H. Marshall
James
Elza Marshall
Telitha Russell
Pedro
Will Marshall
Shelby
John
Morral
Melvin Marshall
Della Jones
Marion
Sam
Sciollville
Maggie Delaney
Gale Lipolis
Lancaster pair guests of Mrs Milliser in Gallipolis
Mrs D P Dixon and her daughter Mary from Lancaster were weekend guests of Mrs. Dix on's former school chum Mrs Fred Milliser. Mrs Milliser visited friends in Laurelville Tuesday.
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Gallipolis
D. P. Dixon
Mary
Lancaster
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Logan High
Phil Tschappat
Kiwanis Club
Hocking
Athens
Campbell
Legion
Ranger
Carlton Club Orchestra
Castle Farms
the Security Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Harry W. Leffle
Garnette R. Chambers
W. F. Chambers
Eureka
Oscar Rosen
Cora Miller
Huntington
Leffle
Marshall Rites
Zenners
Wells-Treister
Roy Hartley
Wells- Treister
Cornell
Hartley
Ohio University
Athens National Bank
Federal Reserve
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