Maxville Defeats Columbus in 12 Inning Logan Showdown
Twelve innings of baseball drew 400 fans at the Fairground diamond Sunday as Maxville beat the Clover Farm team of Columbus 5 to 4. John Murray of Logan pitched five hits and 13 strikeouts, while Al Hunter fanned eight for Columbus. Speilman, Murdock, and Burroughs sparked Maxville with key hits including a game clinching triple in the twelfth. Joe Karshner played short for Columbus.
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Logan
Fairground Diamond
Maxville
Clover
Columbus
John Murray
al Hunter
Murray
Hunter
Cullison
Loomis
Kushner
Spence
Miller
Speilman
Murdock
Shoemaker
Marshall
Joe Karshner
Logan Brief Social Notes
Logan residents share weekend visits and trips across Ohio including Mr and Mrs Jack Mollard and Patsy with Mrs Bess Mutchmore. Lucille Sammons of Ohio University visiting Eugene Robinsons. Mr and Mrs Robert C Work returning from a three month vacation with East Hampton Conn. Lawrence Derry visiting Logan relatives. and other local social exchanges among Lohr Booth Howay Green Oberle Stoughton Soliday Rochester and Murray with trips to Washington and New York World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Mollard
Patsy
Columbus
R. H. Derry
Lawrence Derry
Jean Anna
Barnesville
Logan
C. E. Wharton
The
National Supply Co
John Lohr
Trinway
Robert Booth
Utica
George H. Spang
Booth
Vernon Howay
Sarah Purdum
Saginaw
Mich
Lewis Green
Buchtel
James Mahaffey
Green
Fred Oberle
Bertha Oberle
Catharine Stoughton
Margaret Soliday
Washington, D. C
New York
Miss Stoughton
Racine
Rochester
Hubert D. Lappen
Ernest Murray
Union Furnace
Note Rising Attendance In Gallipolis Churches
Gallipolis reports increased church attendance on a cool fall Sunday. Churches plan expanded activities as autumn gives way to winter.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County Board of Education Meets for Routine Items
Gallia County boards of education met Saturday under W E Wiseman the rural schools superintendent. They considered only routine matters including minor changes in school district lines but no changes were enacted.
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Gallipolis
Charges Filed Against Son-in-Law for Assault in Gallia County
Edward Denney, 23, is held on assault and battery charges filed by his father-in-law Henry Myers of near Vinton. Myers alleges Denney attacked him with a heavy brass bed-rail causing minor injuries.
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Gallipolis
Edward Denney
Henry Myers
Vinton
Denney
Revival meetings to run nightly at Bethel Church
Revival meetings begun Sunday will be held each evening this week at Bethel Methodist Church led by Rev. J. L. Stephenson, pastor.
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Gallipolis
Bethel Methodist Church
J. L. Stephenson
May Shift Chieftain Lineup For Glouster Tilt on Friday
Logan football practice at Chieftain field resumes this evening as Coach Tommy Bender plans to highlight mistakes from Friday night’s victory. He may tinker with the starting lineup after several reserves made bid for McArthur game. Glouster provides Friday’s home test before league play begins.
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Chieftain
Glouster Tilt
LOGAN
Chieftain Field
Tommy Bender
McArthur
Bender
Glouster
Unemployment Bureau Reports August Benefit Decrease
The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation shows August payments fell. H. H. Stands reports 250 claimants received 1014 checks totaling 8359.26 with an average weekly benefit of 10.71 dollars. July had 310 claimants and 1440 checks totaling 12363.88.
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Unemployment Bureau
Logan
Bureau of Unemployment
H. H. Stands
First Presbyterian Church Plans Brick Addition in 1940
In Gallipolis a 28 by 52 foot brick addition is planned for First Presbyterian Church to expand Sunday School space. Pre construction costs are estimated at 7500 dollars with higher total likely. A building committee was formed after a model display and aims to complete the project by the church’s 125th anniversary in February 1940.
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Gallipolis
First Presbyterian Church
Lewis Weber Gishler
Paul Wetherholt
L. C. Bean
Ernest Laufer
A. K. Merriman
Frank Wetherholt
Rev. Gishier
Gallia County Commissioners Review Work Relief Plans
Gallia County commissioners held a regular session amid discussion of relief work. County relief director John McKean allocated township foremen from trustees to supervise relief workers. County Engineer Leonard noted legal requirements for township road work. no appropriation or signed pay vouchers exist yet. An early-week relief orders plan aims to list about 100 eligible workers directed by trustees acting as supervisors.
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Gallipolis
Board of County Commissioners
John McKean
McKean
Leonard
Prepare New Stock Breeders' Directory
GALLIPOLIS Preliminary to issuance of a stock breeders' directory embracing all Southeastern Ohio counties. Miss Nellie Mc Nealey assists in the office of County Agent E. G. Roger in mailing out questionnaires to 3,000 addresses and returned to the county agent.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Nellie McNealey
E. G. Roger
Officers Remodelled Gallipolis Law Office Suites
Law office suites of Henry W. Cherrington H C Johnston and William P Cherrington in the Knights of Pythias building are being refloored and improved.
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Gallipolis
Henry W. Cherrington
H. C. Johnston
William P. Cherrington
Knights of Pythias
Licenses Issued For Marriages In Region
Saturday marriage licenses issued include Howard W. Childers 22 Canton and Delph Bowe 22 Gallipolis. Also Chester Hudson 21 Henderson W Va and June Spencer 17 Kanauga received licenses.
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Gallipolis
Howard W. Childers
Canton
Delph Bowe
Chester Hudson
Henderson
W. Va
June Spencer
Kanauga
Ten Gallia Persons Accused of Intoxication
Gallia police blotter lists ten individuals arrested the prior night on intoxication charges. They appeared before Municipal Judge John Halliday to receive sentencing.
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Gallia
Gallipolis
John Halliday
Divorce Suit Filed in Gallia County
Mrs. Christena Johnson files for divorce from Ray Johnson in Gallipolis. Alimony and custody of their two children requested. she accuses him of habitual drunkenness and extreme cruelty.
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Gallipolis
Christena Johnson
Ray Johnson
Lear Visits Parents During Weekend in Gallipolis
Lester A. Lear of New York advertising manager for a national WPA publication spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. G A Lear in Gallipolis Ohio.
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Gallipolis
Lester A. Lear
New York
WPA
G. A. Lear
Laurelville Fall Festival Ends With 1940 Plans
LOGAN The Laurelville Fall Festival ended Saturday night drawing large crowds for the week. A new agricultural exhibit featured standard farm products and farm leaders say the interest supports expanding this effort in 1940.
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Logan
Laurelville
Cherrington Hospital Reports on Patients
Mrs. Don Harden of Gore underwent an appendectomy at Cherrington Hospital Sunday morning. Willard Starr of Oroville remains in serious condition after a recent operation. Mrs. George Ervin and her infant daughter left for Union Furnace Sunday. Mrs. Berha Noble of Laurelville was able to return home Sunday.
Presbyterian Church To Get Roof Repairs
Following Sunday services a congregational meeting at First Presbyterian Church authorized trustees to proceed with reroofing plans. Work is expected to start shortly.
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Presbyterian Church
Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Work Advances on Main Street Improvement Project
Logan reports progress on W Main Street improvements with brick laying due to finish early this week. After WPA and State Highway work ends the crew will move to E Main Street to construct two more squares of street. Part of the section has been removed.
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Logan
W. Main St
E. Main St
New Street
Employment Office Reports 51 August Placements
Logan A totals show 51 placements through the State Employment Service office in August, up 104 percent from July. Of these, 42 were men and nine were women, with 37 regular-duration jobs likely lasting beyond a month. Government positions numbered 16. First-time registrants totaled 75, up 3 percent from July, and on Aug 31 active registrations stood at 1,103 with 1,018 men and 85 women.
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Logan
State Employment Service
H. H. Sands
Employment Service
Man Injured When Car Overturns Near Nelsonville
Chauncey Huston of Logan sustained serious injuries when his car overturned on U S Route 33 near Nelsonville Saturday night. He was pinned beneath the wreckage and taken to Cherrington hospital by a Nelsonville ambulance. Taxi driver Harry Evans aided in freeing Huston from the vehicle. He suffered a laceration from the right ear to the right eye and a scalp cut.
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Logan
Chauncey Huston
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Huston
Harry Evans
New Minister Takes Over Christian Church
The Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Pinnell and family moved to Logan from Stockport. He now leads the Iron Street Christian Church with Sunday services at 7:30 p.m. The Scott family of Green Township, including four children, sang for the church choir.
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Logan
A. F. Pinnell
Stockport
Iron Street
Fleming Scott
Green Township
Iron Street Church
Child Burns Thumb Playing With Hair Pin
Logan David 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Rammell 544 E Hunter Sr suffered burns on the thumb and finger of his right hand Friday after he inserted a hair pin into an open light socket while playing.
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Logan — David
Jerry Rammell
E. Hunter Sr
Ringhiser First to Sow Wheat Crop in Hocking County
Logan Elsie Ringhiser of Falls Township reports his wheat crop sown, the earliest in Hocking County. Most farmers wait until after October 2, the regional fly free date.
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Logan
Elsie Ringhiser
Falls Township
Hocking County
Former Driver Arrested For Wrecking Bus
Logan deputy sheriff arrested Paul Gabriel of Logan a former bus driver for William Ramsey after a bus on the New Lexington route was found wrecked on U S Route 33 near the Poston farm in Green township. The 11 o clock accident left the bus badly damaged but Gabriel escaped serious injury and was jailed awaiting arraignment.
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Logan
New Lexington
William Ramsey
Poston Farm
Green Township
Nellis Smith
Paul Gabriel
Ramsey
Smith
Gabriel
Heavy Ore Shipments Move Through Logan
Ore shipments pass Logan on the River Division as furnaces at Jackson and Portsmouth stockpile before winter. With the U S rearmament program advancing and an expected arms embargo lift, furnaces anticipate a busy period ahead.
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Logan
Jackson
Portsmouth
Great Lakes
United States
Sow Winter Oats in Hocking County Experiments Begin
At least 35 acres of winter oats are to be sown in Hocking County this week as local farmers start winter crop trials. Participants include Russell Beery Marion Beery Fay Blosser W R Brandt Elsie Ringhiser Falls Township Stanton Palmer Marion Andy Rauber and W H Mowrey Washington Paul Shaw Good Hope Pearl McClelland and F O Wolf Perry. Extension agent James R Smoot notes other Marion Township farmers may plant oats under soil conservation terms. The 4 H Club Congress at Ohio State University opens with three local entrants Dorothy Hartman Neal Beery Falls Township Mildred Reid Laurelville.
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Logan
Hocking County
Russell Beery
Marion Beery
Fay Blosser
W. R. Brandt
Elsie Ringhiser
Falls Township
Stanton Palmer
Marion
Andy Rauber
W. H. Mowrey
Washington
Paul Shaw
Good Hope
Pearl McClelland
F. O. Wolf
Perry
James R. Smoot
Marion Township
Ohio State University
Dorothy Hartman
Neal Beery
Mildred Reid
Laurelville
To Elect Officers At Logan Post Legion Meeting
Logan Post of the American Legion will hold its regular election of officers Tuesday evening. Along with the business session a feed will follow. Officers urge all post members to attend.
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Logan
Logan Post
The
American Legion
Joseph Mullineaux Dies At 89 In Gallipolis
Joseph Mullineaux, 89, died Saturday night at his Third Street home from aged infirmities. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. at Wetherholt mortuary with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery. He was a native of Gallipolis, son of James Mullineaux, and the last survivor of that family. He earlier married Mary Aleshire and they lived on Third Avenue near Court and Grape Streets.
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Gallipolis
Joseph Mullineaux
Third
Cedar
Wetherholt Mortuary
Court St
Mound Hill Cemetery
James Mullineaux
Mary Aleshire
Third Ave
Court and
Grape Sts
Hot Weather Slows Weekend Business in Gallipolis
In Gallipolis weekend business suffered badly due to unseasonably hot temperatures. The thermometer tops 100 degrees and very little fall shopping was done.
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Gallipolis
Local man held on fraud charge in Huntington check case
Ronald Compton of Gallipolis is bound over to the grand jury by Magistrate Fred Milliser on a charge that he issued a fraudulent seventy dollar check to a Huntington business representative.
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Gallipolis
Ronald Compton
Fred Milliser
Huntington
Prominent Business Man Dies at 50 in Logan
Logan district mourns Dan D. Goss 50 owner of Whip-Poor-Will Lumber Co and Scenic Inn near Ash Cave after a weeklong pneumonia illness. Survived by wife Bertha two daughters Helber and Sarah Jane and son Merle. sister Mrs. W. A. Spellman. Funeral at United Brethren Church Tuesday at two, Rev. E. B. White officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Logan
Daniel D. Goss
Goss
Whip-Poor-Will Lumber Co
Ash Cave
Hocking County
Bertha Goss
Helber
Cleveland
Sarah Jane
Merle Goss
W. A. Spellman
United Brethren Church
E. B. White
Fairview Cemetery
Wreck near Ilesboro leaves no injuries
No one injured in a motor wreck near Ilesboro around 11 o clock Saturday night. Drivers were John Griffith and Wilmer Wright of 638 East Second Avenue Columbus and McArthur. Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith investigated. no arrests were made.
Foxhunt Draws London Horsemen to Logan Show
Dr. Fred Jones of London visited Logan to inquire about accommodations for the upcoming Foxhunt and horse show. He said many horsemen and hunters are taking an interest and predicted a large turnout from his city for the events next month.
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Logan
Fred Jones
London
Three cited for running red lights in Logan police action
Police tagged three drivers over the weekend for running red lights. Named offenders were Woodrow Kal klosch C R Gibson and William Wooley. Wooley is said to be from Mce Arthur.
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Ringhiser
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Fred. C. Sanders
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