Hocking County 4 H Club Exhibit Plans Set
The Agriculture Committee of the Logan Chamber of Commerce discussed the Hocking County 4 H Club exhibition planned for October 8 9 and 10. Granges will participate and livestock will be shown in a tent near the Courthouse on South Market Street. Cash awards will be offered to Grange exhibitors and a silver cup presented by Barton A Hall to the winning Grange. Harold Chambers extension agent cooperates with groups to ensure a strong display of fruits and vegetables amid good county crops.
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Logan
Agriculture Committee
Chamber of Commerce
South Market Street
Grange
Barton A. Hall
Hocking County
Harold Chambers
City health chief asks no leaf burning after 4 PM
Logan health commissioner Dr. W B Laclok requests residents cease burning leaves in city limits after 4 o clock daily. He cites reduced surface air currents after 4, causing smoke to linger, especially in valleys, and notes the rule aims to ease citizen discomfort rather than health harm.
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Logan
W. B. Lacock
Judge Adkins Visits Logan For Motions In Copper Wire Case
Judge Joe W. Adkins of Circleville traveled to Logan on Thursday to hear motions for new trials in the copper wire stealing cases of Summery Dexter and Jake Bridges. He also visited the Wellston area to inspect the alleged stolen wire and the Coonville mine, accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn.
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Logan
Joe W. Adkins
Circleville
Summery Dexter
Jake Bridges
Coonville
Adkins
Wellston
Joe Farbearn
Eight-year-old Clary girl diagnosed with scarlet fever
Logan reports Maxine Clary eight daughter of Mr and Mrs Alva Clary Longstreth has scarlet fever per the health commissioner’s report. A few scattered cases have appeared in the last two weeks.
Norma Snyder undergoes appendicitis operation in Hamden visit
Norma Snyder 11 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Snyder fell ill with acute appendicitis while visiting grandparents at Hamden and was brought to Cherrington Hospital. An immediate operation was performed and her condition is reported favorable.
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Logan
Hamden
Norma
Edward Snyder
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Students Represent OSU This Semester
Logan reports five local students enrolled at Ohio State University this semester Elizabeth J. Martin Alice G. Poston Ruth A. Webb Stanley E. Risch and Charles M. Notestone studying there this term for higher education aims.
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Logan
Murray City High School Athletics Examine Pupils
Dr. W. B. Lacock reports all Murray City High School athletes are in good physical condition except for one girl who will be excluded from athletic participation for the year.
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Logan
Murray City High School
W. B. Lacock
Health inspectors report Cherrington Hospital satisfactory
Mrs. Clara Reeder of the State Department of Health and health commissioner Dr. W B Lacock conducted an inspection tour of Cherring ton Hospital. Dr Lacock reports the institution was found in satisfactory condition.
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Logan
Clara Reeder
State Department of Health
W. B. Lacock
Cherrington Hospital
Lacock
Classified Ads and Circulation Information
Clinton Webb staff correspondent notes contact details for the Messenger circulation and classifieds. Readers are directed to call DY. Y. Milne at phone 272 for ads and circulation inquiries.
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Clinton Webb
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Messenger
DY. Y. Milne
Civil Cases To Be Heard by Whitcraft
Logan September 25 With his Cleveland assignment ending Judge Harley M Whitcraft calls the October term petit jury to assemble October 5 Several civil cases are set for hearing that week Nixon v Nixon October 30 Donley v Elite Motor Bus Co October 6 US Rubber Co v Price and Walsmith v Walsmith October 7 Miller v Hockman et al October 8 Lemon v Mercer October 9 Commissioners v Indemnity Co and Reynolds v Phillips
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Donley
Elite Motor Bus Company
U. S. Rubber Company
Price
Walsmith
Miller
Hockman
Lemon
Mercer
Commissioners
The
Indemnity Company
Reynolds
Phillips
Hocking County Fox Hunters Plan Indoor Meeting
After two months away, the Hocking County Fox Hunters Association resumes indoors on Monday evening October 5. The first fall meeting will showcase the nomination of new officers following two months of outdoor hunts as a diversion.
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Logan
Hocking County Fox Hunters Association
Mrs Keller in Columbus Hospital After Major Operation
Mrs. Jacob A. Keller of Midland Place is in Columbus Hospital following an operation performed Tuesday. Her condition is serious due to anemia and eight weeks of illness. She had been bedridden for four weeks before transfer. Mr. Keller left for Columbus Thursday afternoon to visit her.
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Logan
Jacob A. Keller
Midland Place
Columbus
Logan Youth Enlists at Tulsa Aviation School
Paul Iles son of Mr and Mrs Otto Iles of Enterprise will enter the Spartan School of Aeronautics in Tulsa Oklahoma at the start of next month. A Logan High School graduate class of 1930, Iles follows Wayne Whitcraft and Howard Blum who have studied there in recent weeks.
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Logan
Paul Iles
Otto Iles
Enterprise
Aviation
Tulsa
Okla
Spartan School of Aeronautics
Wayne Whitcraft
Howard Blum
Logan High School
Pupils Transferred From Troxel to Rockbridge School District
In Logan on September 25 the school board moved Troxel School pupils in Good Hope Township to Rockbridge. The change follows a state program. Stacy Beougher is set for a bus driver certificate to transport Troxel and Beougher pupils. Rockbridge High adds a partition to expand Manual Arts and Music rooms due to higher enrollment.
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Logan
Troxel
Good Hope Township
Rockbridge
State Department
Stacy Beougher
Beougher
W. C. Watson
Rockbridge High
Hunter Fined for Hunting on Game Preserve
Edgar Smith of Canal Winchester was fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to hunting on a game preserve in Logan on Thursday morning. Ranger L T Worley arrested him Wednesday afternoon as he returned for his car after chasing two hunters off the preserve. Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn brought him to Logan.
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Logan
Edgar Smith
Canal Winchester
J. P. Miller
Smith
L. T. Worley
Rock House
Joe Farbearn
Huddy Sentenced on Grotto Grounds Cat Theft Case
Carl Huddy was sentenced by Judge A M Ellinger to the Boys Industrial School after evidence on a complaint by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn. Huddy faced charges of stealing a cat from the Grotto Grounds building. he had prior involvement for auto mobile accessories theft about a year earlier.
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Logan
Carl Huddy
Boys’ Industrial School
A. M. Ellinger
Joe Farbearn
Huddy
Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Bell Home
Mrs. Joe Walburn entertained the Chummy Bridge Club at the home of Mrs. Harry Bell on Tuesday evening with bridge as the main diversion. Miss Josephine Judy was high score holder. Guests included Mrs. Willard Lyke and Miss Monica Acker. Refreshments were served.
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Joe Walburn
Harry Bell
Josephine Judy
Willard Lyke
Monica Acker
Logan graduate enters Cincinnati to study chemical engineering
Harold Shep ard, a Logan High School Class of 1931 graduate, left Wednesday for Cincinnati to pursue chemical engineering at the University of Cincinnati. He is the son of Mr and Mrs C V Shep ard of North Spring Street.
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Logan
Harold Shepard
Logan High School
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
C. V. Shepard
North Spring Street
Leader of Eagles Named to Hoover National Committee
Conrad H. Mann of Kansas City, longtime organizer for the Fraternal Order of Eagles, was appointed a member of President Hoover's National Committee on Unemployment Relief. He helped establish a national Mother's Day and has led campaigns for old age and mothers pensions.
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Conrad H. Mann
Kansas City
Order of Eagles
Hoover
Mr. Mann
J. Matthewson
Athens Aerie
F. O
Premier Vacuum Keeps Public Presence Through Lean Months
B Chapelle publicity manager for Premier Vacuum Cleaner Company says the firm will maintain its position in the public eye even when boom conditions recede for a year or so. If others drop back during lean months, that is their choice.
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B. Chapelle
Premier Vacuum Cleaner Company
Glenn Price Arrested on Non-Support Warrant
Glenn Price was brought to Logan by Sheriff Sel Ellinger after arrest on a non-support warrant. Arraignment before Magistrate FE. E. Wright is expected Friday.
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Logan
Glenn Price
Vernon
Sel Ellinger
FE. E. Wright
Capone Cuts Wages In Liquor Joints
Chicago reports indicate Al Capone has issued a wage-cut order for his operations. Saloons are selling about one third the beer and liquor of prosperous days and gambling houses contribute far less to Capone coffers.
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Capone
Election of Plain High School officers announced
The Plains High School reports class officers for Seniors Juniors and lower grades chosen on Sept 21. Senior leaders include Juanita Keeton as president and Ralph McAllister as treasurer with reporters Reba Jellison and others listed. Also details two new classes scheduled for eighth graders and plans for the coming year.
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the Plains
of the Plains
Juanita Keeton
Dorothy Nelle Michael
Maxine Channel
Ralph McAllister
Reba Jellison
Woodrow Sherwood
William Hescoe
Harry Armbruster
Detmar Buffington
Dan Gould
Chester Harter
Edward Smith
Benny Harrison
Francis Lee
Geneva Stauffer
Christina Hale
Mildred Michael
Opal Spencer
Bar McGrainor
William Channell
Elaine Shrives
Glenford Olson
Alfred Gabriel
Wudora Stauffer
Clarence Stalder
Kenneth Reaves
William Hawk
Orris McGee
Walter McHarg
Beryl Cone
H. W. Humphrey
the Plains High School
Roosevelt May Be Slowed Up By White
U P reports Missouri Democratic circles flag a detour for the Roosevelt campaign due to former Senator James A. Reed signaling it would be a compliment for Democrats there to endorse him for president. Reed’s stance is seen as a challenge to Roosevelt potentially complicating Missouri support.
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Reed
Washington
U.P
Missouri
James A. Reed
Democrats of
Alfred B. Smith
Smith
Team Looks to Start Strong at Murray City Opener
The squad aims for a successful season with the opener set for Friday September 25 at Murray City. Seventeen candidates have reported to Coach Rannow.
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Murray City
Rannow
White Seeks State Delegation Backing and Roosevelt Opposition Grows
White claims assured state delegation support and hints at a second choice, Cleveland attorney Newton D. Baker, among the top Democratic contenders with Roosevelt and Governor Ritchie. White’s backers are said to be active in West Virginia, Kentucky and Indiana, and Roosevelt may face scattered opposition forming in Missouri and nearby states.
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White
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Ritchie
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Reed
Missouri
Wenburg Hospital Death Toll Rises Amid Fever Epidemic
A fever outbreak at Wenburg Hospital in Cleveland has claimed the lives of 16 more patients, raising the total death count to 16 according to Dr. Guy H. Williams. Authorities report ongoing efforts to control the epidemic.
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Cleveland
Wenburg
Oe Bo
Guy H. Williams
Armor Dent
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