Logan Gridders Enter Season With Fast Light Backfield
Logan High football coach John Longley schedules steady practice focusing on fundamentals. Backfield looks light and fast with Gabriel and McMullen tested. Hansel Fitzgerald and Acker compete for spots. Roland McMillan returns, boosting confidence as potential linemen rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High
John Longley
Gabriel
McMullen
Brandt
Hansel
Fitzgerald
Acker
Roland McMillan
Honor Mrs Mohler at Logan miscellaneous shower week
Sept 20 Logan Delta Theta Tau Sorority hosted a dinner at Moore's Restaurant for Mrs Robert Mohler Kathryn Lecrone. Guests then attended a shower at Mrs Margaret Woodruff home. Earlier in the week Ruth Webb Jean Edwards Elizabeth Trimmer, Agnes Waldy, and Helen Columber arranged additional showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Moore's
Robert Mohier
Kathryn Lecrone
Margaret Woodruff
Mohler
Ruth Webb
Jean Edwards
Elizabeth Trimmer
Agnes Waldy
Helen Columber
Logan Shoe Factory
Waldy
Logan to Have Part in Columbus Jubilee
Logan invited to join the 1933 Gateway Jubilee in Columbus October 1 to 4 with the program centered on the NRA. Queen Nira will appear and Logan may select a princess to attend. The American Legion Band invitation is also under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Logan
Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Nira
American Legion Band
Son in Peiping China Surfaces as Marine Guard Member
Mrs. George Reynolds of Nelsonville reports her son Private Richard Reynolds has been located in Peiping China serving with the Marine Attachment Company A American Legation Guard. A Red Cross search followed three months without word and a telegram confirmed his excellent health and that a letter was mailed to his mother.
Rockbridge School Enrollment Rises to 225
In Logan on September first week Rockbridge High reports 65 pupils while total Rockbridge enrollment reaches 225. Officials anticipate higher high school enrollment as Brownsville District students may join. Good Hope Township votes to close Brownsville School after one week as Brownsville pupils were not sent to Rockbridge. G W Byers transfers to Rockbridge as a grade teacher.
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Logan
Sept
Rockbridge High School
Brownsville
Good Hope Township
Rockbridge
G. W. Byers
Logan Social Notes Share Family Visits and Outings
Mrs W W Martin returns from Monticello Kentucky with her parents Mr and Mrs G M Hedrick and brother Lewis visiting a few days in Logan. J M Cooley and wife spend Sunday at Albany visiting Edward McVey then at Shade with Lewis Sargent and guests Richard Brooks Hanna family. M E Choir and Women's Chorus travel to the Woodard farm near Union Furnace for a barbecue and corn roast with accompanying relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Martin
Monticello
G. M. Hedrick
Lewis
J. M. Cooley
Albany
Edward McVey
Shade
Lewis Sargent
Richard Brooks
Hanna
M. E. Choir
J. W. Woodard
Union Furnace
Logan Follows Columbus as Fans Watch Championship Series
In Logan on September 20 fans gathered daily to track the Columbus and Minneapolis championship series. Radios and tickers buzzed as the game moved toward the final out with scores flicking on the ticker through the day.
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Logan
Columbus
Minneapolis
Logan Man Chosen for Special Duty in Buffalo
Dr. R. D. Green of the Bureau of Animal Industry Department of Agriculture, long stationed at Cynthiana Kentucky, is selected for special work in Buffalo New York for one month. Green, a former Logan resident, will carry out duties in New York.
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Logan
R. D. Green
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Cynthiana
Buffalo
N. Y
Green
New York
Mrs Claude C Lyon tops Hocking County squirrel hauls
In Hocking County for the squirrel season, Mrs Claude C Lyon was noted as a successful hunter. On a recent trip she bagged three squirrels while others in her group received only one each.
Rev Shank Returns to Logan in Methodist Charge
The Rev. W. N. Shank is reassigned to Logan as Methodist pastor after a year in charge. The Hocking County Parish stays under Rev. James T. Yocum, with other pastors including Rev. P. A. Harlan to Vinton County, and Rev. G. C. Nutter to Haydenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
Logan
W. N. Shank
Columbus
Hocking County
James T. Yocum
P. A. Harlan
Vinton County
G. C. Nutter
Haydenville
W. H. Harble
New Straitsville
W. A. Cooper
Sedelia
J. W. Orr
Junction City
Fred Brown
Bournville
Anderson
J. R. Fields
First Church
Xenia
J. H. Ludlow
Thornville
J. S. Ricketts
Haydenville Students Begin Transfer to Logan High
After a Haydenville High School meeting, several students reported to Logan High Tuesday and most are expected to start Thursday. Transportation is being arranged. Principal H. H. Sands has transferred to Logan to teach in junior high, with two other Haydenville staff members temporarily unemployed.
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Logan
Haydenville High School
Logan High
H. H. Sands
Magician Birch to Appe ar Logan High Auditorium
Logan officials finalize plans for Birch the magician to perform at Logan High Auditorium September 28 with staff and musical star Miss Mabel Sperry. Richard McCutchan directs the band to raise funds for uniforms. In a separate note, John Snyder of Columbus is arraigned on a check fraud charge and bound over to the grand jury.
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Logan
Logan High School
Birch
Logan High
Mabel Sperry
Richard McCutchan
John Snyder
Columbus
W. W. Martin
William H. Woodruff
John Bell
Snyder
Sweden
Britta Jakobsson
Prince Wilhelm
Gustav
Stockholm
Lanning and Woolery Wed In Nelsonville Ceremony
William O. Lanning 57 and Jennie Florence Woolery 45 were married in Nelsonville with the Rev. W. E. Ewing officiating. The couple reside at Logan and Nelsonville Rt No. 2 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Lanning
Logan
Jennie Florence Woolery
Nelsonville Rt
W. E. Ewing
Logan Team Travels to Union Furnace for Contest
Logan S and B Market Recreation ball team will travel to Union Furnace for a game today. The local squad has a fair season with 27 games already played. L. E. Strawn leads the team. After the game, players will enjoy a wiener roast.
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Logan
Market Recreation
Union Furnace
L. E. Strawn
W. C. T. U. Holds September Reorganization at Gatchel Home
In GLOUSTER on September meeting of the W. C. T. U. reorganized with Mrs. Laura Gatchel hosting. Present state worker Mrs. Kate Blake aided in the proceedings. Officers elected include President Mrs. Lulu Bingman, first vice president Mrs. Lena Smith, second vice president Mrs. Faye Rogers, secretary Mrs. Della Geasell, recording secretary Mrs. Ethel Leadbetter, treasurer Mrs. Laura Gatch lel, L. T. L. leader Mrs. Iva Pedicord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Laura Gatchel
Kate Blake
Columbus
Lulu Bingman
Lena Smith
Faye Rogers
Della Geasell
Ethel Leadbetter
Iva Pedicord
Weekend Visit Notes Nod for Local Family Exchanges
Cheshire families and relatives from Middleport Gallipolis Kananga Ryger Point Pleasant and Columbus spent Sunday or weekend with local households. attendees included Mr and Mrs Kennedy Davison Roush Clark Blazer Boise Yeanger and others. A. S. Davison attended a Methodist Conference in Columbus. James Rothgeb and Earl Jenkins returned home after visiting Celbernae.
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Leo Kennedy
Lee Roush
Middleport
Ralph Davison
South Webster
A. S. Davison
Taylor Gordon
Ryger
W. Renner
Columbus
Marty Clark
Raymond Grover
Lew Spires
Aaron Davis
Gallipolis
F. W. Butcher
Wade Yeanger
Charley King
C. E. Lewis
Kananga
Vaughn Scott
Dayton Kennedy
Homer Kennedy
James Roush
Loyd Roush
Orest
Roush
Rura Blazer
Milton Blazer
Bulaville
Floyd Thomas
Rachel Thomas
Charley Boise
Murray City Prepares For Fox Hunt And Baseball Game
Murray City announces a festival day featuring a 5 p.m. baseball game between the Athens Hocking and Perry County Fox Hunters and the Dr. Walker Old Timers. Fox hound teams include Sam Witham and others. admission requires two or more fox hounds. A fox hound parade and a free chicken and noodle supper precede the hunt with a committee led by Jack Taylor Mike Loper and Dr. Walker.
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Murray City
Athens
Hocking
Perry County
Dr. Walker
Fox Hunt
Sam Witham
Jacksonville
Mike Lopez
Jack Taylor
Smoky Garner
Monday
Ed Denny
Nelsonville
Orlie Tath
Modoc
Ernie Swindle
Dr. Elias
Glouster
Dick Jones
Shawnee
Bud Carsoner
Orbiston
Alva Clavey
Longstreth
Charlie Ralph
Walter Albaugh
William Taylor
Ed Smathers
Ben Wagner
Joe Taylor
George Garner
Paul Theisen
al Dilcher
Leo White
Fred Thompson
Gilbert Smith
Henry Krotche
Eagle Building
Mike Loper
Local families gather for Clover Farm picnic at Moxahala Park
Carbon Hill and Nelsonville residents visited kin and joined the Clover Farm stores outing. Buses filled with Carbon Hill attendees carried groups from Carbon Hill and nearby towns to Moxahala Park for the well attended picnic with many private cars joining the journey.
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Wesley Matheny
John
Lois
Barbara Jean
Columbus
John Matheny
Evert McNabb
Robert Johnson
Guy Stedman
William Landis
Nelsonville
Beulah Coe
Eloise Stedman
Leslie Evans
Clover Farm
Moxahala Park
Carbon Hill
Ladies Aid quilting meeting and social notices
Lottridge Ladies' Aid Society of Lawrence Chapel met at the Swartz home for quilting and a noon cafeteria lunch. Six members and two visitors attended. next meeting at the Watkins home in Amesville. Visitors joined Mr. and Mrs. Swisher and family at the Windon home near Chester. Mr. Windon is H. C. Swisher's brother, aged eighty five. Additional guests included Runion family, Ores Swartz, Myrtle O'Brien and Frank Figley at the Watkins residence in Amesville. Celia Kinnen and Paul Kinnen attended a Rome Grange all day meeting in Stewart. Virginia Masterton and Mary Ellen Littles of Athens dined with Frank Lawrence family. Aubrey Morris and James McClanahan of Athens visited in the afternoon. Ola Murphy visited his sister Mrs. Carl Gautier from Friday through Sunday.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Lawrence Chapel
Ores Swartz
Celia Kinnen
Paul
Rome
Stewart
Virginia Masterton
Mary Ellen Littles
Athens
Frank Lawrence
Aubrey Morris
James McClanahan
Ola Murphy
Carl Gautier
Ohio Fuel and Gas Company
Edward Bailey
Ruby
Audra Church
William Gillilan
Coolville
R. L. Sharp
Community Guests Share Weekend at Local Homes
Gainer and children returned home with a family visit. Dozens of neighbors and relatives including the Lawrences, McKinleys, Gastons, Hixons, Kaysers, Stouts, Chevaliers, and Parkersburg travelers joined in Sunday gatherings at various homes across Coolville, Athens, and nearby towns, with multiple visits noted through Friday to Sunday.
Tuppers Plains Residents Return After Visits and Travels
Tuppers Plains residents and visitors are noted in a series of short items. Robert Stewart returned from Columbus after three weeks with relatives, joined by Emory Keller Harold and Ivan Tetters for squirrel hunting and family visits. Homer Connolly and family moved into a home after a year on the Nickles farm Meigs Creek.
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Robert Stewart
Columbus
Emory Keller
Harold
Ivan Tetters
Homer Connolly
Nickles
Meigs Creek
Helen
Bernice Cole
Parkersburg
Charlies Summers
Henry Swartz
Alfred
George Shields
Pittsburgh
Effie Warren
Reedsville
Gardner
Middleport
Church of Christ
Sarah Parr
Maywood
Fayman Cole
Canton
Elias Cole
J. C. Parker
Pt. Pleasant
Stewart Bardett
Clara Barnett
Charley Hardway
Alice Parr
E. E. Schreiber
Weet Casaellion
Tammany Defeated In Primary Election
New York voters shifted against Tammany Hall as the Democratic comptroller candidate was defeated and Mayor John P. O'Brien won a notably small plurality in the mayoralty race. The results marked a sharp setback for the political machine and signaled potential momentum toward ousting Tammany from city government.
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New York
U.P
Tammany
John P. O’brien
Will Ordain Bishop In Boyhood Church
Charles Hubert Le Blond will be consecrated Bishop of the Diocese of St. Joseph at St. John's Cathedral in Cleveland. The ceremony honors a priest who was baptized and served Mass in the same church where he was ordained earlier in life.
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Cleveland
U.P
Charles Hubert le Blond
Father le Blond
St. Joseph, Mo
St. John’s Cathedral
President Roosevelt Recovers From Cold in White House
President Roosevelt's cold and fever have disappeared and he will stay in the White House another day. Doctor Ross McIntyre ordered him to remain away from the executive offices to ensure a complete recovery.
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Washington
U.pr
Roosevelt
White House
Ross McIntyre
Trusty Flees With $21 Eating Fund
Prisoners at Lake County Jail in Painesville complain as John Waramus, 22, of Scranton Pennsylvania escapes while serving as a trusty. He was treasurer of the prisoners dining fund and reportedly took about $21.
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Painesville
Lake County
Johnny Waramus
Scranton
T. J. Kilcawley
Steel Ingot Output Rises in Iron Age Weekly Estimate
NEW YORK Sept. 20. Steel ingot output shows the first rise since July 11, with production estimated at 43 percent of capacity, up from 41 percent the prior week, according to the Iron Age Weekly.
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New York
Alexander Presbyterian Church Chicken Supper Friday
The Women’s Auxiliary will serve a chicken supper Friday evening September 22 at the church on the Athens Albany road. The Little German Band of Pomeroy will provide music for the event which starts at 5 o’clock.
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Alexander Presbyterian Church
Athens-Albany
Pomeroy
Mrs Annie Besant Dies in Madras at 86
Mrs Annie Besant, 86, longtime advocate for India's depressed classes and a noted author and lecturer on religious philosophical and scientific topics, died today at Adyar Madras.
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Madras
India
Annie Besant
Adyar
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