Logan High School Grabs 33 0 Win Over Wellston
Logan High opened the season with a 33 to 0 victory over Wellston at Wells Ton. Bright shifted to backfield scored three touchdowns, Adair added two, Keller added points after scores, and Don Cox debuted at center. Brandt nearly added a 90 yard TD before a foul nullified it. The squad rotated 26 players as Lancaster looms next Friday.
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LOGAN
Logan High
Wellston
Golden Rockets
John Longley
McKinley
Athens
Wallace
Lancaster
Bright
Adair
Keller
Don Cox
Lecrone
Arnett
Gabriel
Eberst
Dick Brandt
Brandt
Longley
Old-Fashioned Political Argument Blocks Main Street
In Logan on Sept 26 a crowded sidewalk blockage occurred as Congressman Mel G. Underwood and Eugene Wright debated the president's merits. Wright defended while Underwood spoke, drawing a growing crowd until police ordered the thoroughfare cleared.
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Logan
Main Street
Lew Reynolds
Mel G. Underwood
New Lexington
Eugene Wright
Wright
Egg Production for August Compiled by County Agent
Logan September 26 records show Miss Vira Davia Salt Creek Township flock tops August with 19.2 eggs per bird over 31 days. Mrs James McLain Starr Township second at 18.79. McLain leads yearly with 175.55 eggs per bird, vs Claude Hart Laurelville at 156.79. McLain may win yearly as flock leads by about 19 eggs.
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McLain
Chambers
Democrats To Invade Republican Districts In Ohio
Democrats in Hocking County plan a series of campaign meetings in Republican strongholds. Led by Phil A. Henderson, sessions will occur about weekly through October with speakers including C Wood Bowen and possibly David S. Ingalls. Local candidates travel for out of town events as Republicans also schedule engagements.
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Logan
Hocking County
Phil A. Henderson
Gore
C. Wood Bowen
Henderson
Haydenville
Calico Ridge Schoolhouse
South Bloomingville
Gibisonville
Grange Hall
Washington Township
Enterprise
Murray City
David S. Ingalls
Interest Growing in Artificial Lake Plan
Logan is buzzing over a proposed artificial lake in Hocking County for fishing. The Hocking County Anglers Club reports about 350 members enrolled on the first day of its campaign, with a goal of 500 and expectations of many more signups by Monday evening.
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Anglers Club
Logan
Hocking County
Teachers Extension Class Meets in Logan Courthouse
Logan, Sept. 26. The second meeting of the teachers extension class will be at 6 pm Tuesday in the Courthouse Auditorium. Professors McQuiston and Patrick of Ohio University lead, with English and Educational Psychology the core courses. Last week enrolled 30 teachers. enrollments to be accepted Tuesday night. Four hour sessions will be held weekly.
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Logan
McQuiston
Patrick
Ohio University
Cancel Bridge Plans Contract Nullified Near Moccasin Creek
Logan Sept. 26 Information reached the office of the Commissioners Saturday that the Middle States Construction Company was relieved of its contract for highway improvement near Laurelville including a timber bridge over Moccasin Creek and the straightening of the approach. O W Merrill highway director issued the official order nullifying the contract.
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Moccasin Creek
Logan
Commissioners
Middle States Construction Company
Laurelville
O. W. Merrill
Hospital Notes: Nelsonville Residents Enter, Injured Man Admitted
Herbert Newton of Nelsonville enters Cherrington Hospital for an operation within a day or two. Ersel Hanning, Nelsonville, admitted after an accident in poor condition. Mrs Francis Lomax and baby discharged to their home in McArthur.
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Logan
Herbert Newton
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Ersel Hanning
Francis Lomax
Baby
McArthur
Sawyer Visits Logan Football Practice
Ted Sawyer of Columbus visited Logan on Friday to watch football practice and greet Coach John Longley and the squad members at the athletic field.
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Sawyer
Logan Logan
Ted Sawyer
Columbus
Logan
John Longley
Young Millionaire Aids Science Returns With Rare Bermuda Fish
Vincent Astor, aboard his yacht Nourmahal, sails home from Bermuda with a cargo of rare fish for the New York Aquarium. He had worked with the bers while coach, and that evening he went to Lancaster to officiate in the Lancaster Circleville game.
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Vincent Astor
Nourmahal
Bermuda
New York Aquarium
Bers
Lancaster
Lancaster- Circleville
Logan High Seeks Attendance Record at Lancaster Game
Logan officials aim to break last year's attendance mark for the Lancaster game in Logan next Friday. Last year over 400 local fans accompanied the team to Lancaster, with night play drawing larger crowds. Night games are scheduled due to prior lack of lighting at Logan, and a second night game will follow the next week at Middleport.
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Logan
Logan High School
Lancaster
Middleport
Industrial School
John McSweeney
A. R. Harsh
Butler County
Hamilton
Guernsey County
Old Washington
Morrow
Mt. Gilead
Wayne
Wooster
Attica
Barlow
Randolph
Somerset
Ohio State Brick Plant
Junction City
Thrills At Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club Show
About 2 000 fans at the Logan fairgrounds witnessed the Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club second season program. Dick Manter and Pearl Wolfe rode a motorcycle through a double wall of fire. four riders fell but no injuries occurred. Schrader led several races but endured a late skid. McClelland dominated multiple events with wins in ten and fifteen mile races. The club plans more events before winter.
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van Buren
Lancaster
Schrader
Logan
Carpenter
McClelland
Johnson
Columbus
Ballot Forms Prepared for Next Election
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown certifies the official ballot form for the November 8 election. Six vertical columns list Democratic Republican Socialist Socialist Labor Prohibition and Communist tickets. presidential candidates head each ticket. Elector names on file will not appear on the ballot this year.
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Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Socialist
Socialist-Labor Prohibition
Communist Groupe
Athens Barber Veteran of Bonus Army Returns Home
H. H. Grandstaff 37, Athens Ohio barber and Bonus Expeditionary Force member, arrived in Clarksburg on his journey home after serving May 20 to August 12 1931. He wore a white duck uniform with blue lettering and holds a $1000 claim for loss of shop and tools when the camp burned. Grandstaff fought in World War I earning three chevrons and recalls battles from Belgium to the Argonne and the Potomac episode.
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W. Va
Washington
Bonus Expeditionary Force
H. H. Grandstaff
Barber
Athens
Grandstaff
Bonus Army
Ohio
Anacostia
France
United States
America
Germany
Belgium
Argonne Forest
Mahatma Ends Hunger Strike in Poona
Mahatma Gandhi ends his fast unto death after British acceptance of a deal between caste Hindus and Untouchables. Doctors report his vitality at a low ebb at Yeravda Prison as he lay on a cot, with his wife tending him during fainting spells.
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Poona
India
U.R
M. K. Gandhi
Gandhi
Mahatma
Yeravda
Birthday supper honors Mrs Harble in New Straitsville
In New Straitsville on Sept 22 six oclock chicken supper was hosted at Mr and Mrs Fred Blankenship for Mrs W Harbles birthday with Rev W Harble, Arnold Neal, John Sweazy, Henery Lemon, Lyda Berry, Clyde Strain, Gertrude Strain, Katharine Sherrard and Ralph Reed among attendees. Lillie Hunter shows slight improvement from illness. William Rutchie Ried was rushed to St Francis Hospital.
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New Straitsville
Fred Blankenship
W. Harble
Arnold Neal
Detroit, Mich
John Sweazy
Near Gore
Henery Lemon
Lyda Jane Berry
Orrville
Local hospital notes strong recoveries in Logan region
Columbus remains in serious condition. James McManaway, after an appendix operation at Cherrington Hospital in Logan, shows satisfactory recovery. Walter Price, also at Cherrington, is making a speedy recovery after surgery. Mrs. John Bond of Logan visited over the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs F V Blankenship.
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Columbus
James McManaway
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Walter Price
John Bond
F. V. Blankenship
Railroads To Compete With Truck Lines
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co plans door to door freight delivery within two months. Three Southern lines Nash ville Chattanooga and St. Louis Gulf Mobile and Northern New Orleans Great Northern join. Delivery by rail and truck to consignee within two miles of station. free within 200 miles. railroads to cooperate with truck lines rather than compete.
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Louisville
U.P
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Ernest A. Defuniak
Southern
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louis
Akron tragedy ends in double tragedy of jealousy
George W. Wolfe who killed his sweetheart Edna Stewart, a juvenile court clerk, died in St Thomas Hospital from a self inflicted head wound. Stewart was shot on her Cuya hoga Falls porch after an auto ride with a Cleveland man. Wolfe left letters claiming jealousy and unkept marriage promises.
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Akron
U.P
George W. Wolfe
Edna Stewart
St. Thomas’ Hospital
Stewart
Cuyahoga Falls
Cleveland
Wolfe
Hat Style Not Changed Much During Civil War Days
Reading through The Messenger scrap book of Emory Wolfe captures Civil War era fashion and wit. It notes bonnets popular on Court Street, humorous poems about Fredericksburg, and columns like Joe Blane’s Wisdom in Small Lots. It also mentions Mark Twain stories from Gallipolis Journal and playful quips about topics from tobacco to hats.
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Court Street
Emory Wolfe
Lower Plains
Lovengood
Sicily Barnes
Rattlesnake Crick
Fredericksburg
Joe Blane
Joe
Gaston High football player dies during game
Foster Stewart 18, left end for Gaston High School, collapsed and died after being removed at the start of the second quarter in Alexander Alabama. An autopsy planned to determine cause. doctors found no visible injuries from the game.
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Alexander
Ala
U.P
Foster Stewart
Gaston High
Stewart
Wooley
Ten Year Plan For Boy Scouts Aimed At Citizenship Rise
The Boy Scouts of America announce a 10 year program to boost citizenship training. At least one in four arriving youths would complete four years of Boy Scout training. President Hoover endorses the plan which calls for expanding troops to about 50 000 under volunteer leaders to foster more participating citizens and a better nation. Dr James E West presents the program to local Scout leaders.
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Boy Scouts of America
James E. West
West
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