Hocking County Republicans To Open Fall Campaign Next Week
Logan September 26 Republicans held a meeting at the McKinley Club to outline plans for the fall campaign. John D. Tipton resigned as treasurer and Eugene Wright was named to replace him, joining the campaign committee. EB. F. Stedwill named to fill a vacancy from Carbon Hill. A young Republicans meeting was scheduled for Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the club rooms with a state headquarters representative to assist organizing. McKinley Club Rooms designated as campaign headquarters.
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McKinley Club
Longleymen Seek Clean Up After Rough Practice
Coach Longley opened practice after a Friday scrimmage with Buchtel to address mistakes by Logan High players. He stressed stronger line play for Friday's McArthur contest and noted the team’s boil outbreak amid an injury jinx as last year’s varsity joined a tough workout.
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LOGAN
Logan High
Buchtel
Longley
Chieftains
McArthur
Jackson
Mrs. A. P. Litterest Visits Logan With Husband Soon
Mrs. A P Litterest of Columbus arrived in Logan on Monday for a week with relatives. Her husband will join her there on Sunday.
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Logan
A. P. Litterest
Columbus
Near complete student attendance in Green Township and Haydenville
A Green Township Haydenville survey shows virtually all pupils in school. Four Graham District families have not reported and a few others remain out. Haydenville concentrates most grade pupils with eighth grade teachers employed this term for the first time.
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Logan
Green Township
Haydenville
Graham
Nine Grandparents Counted for Logan Baby
Jimmy Logan Cremean, nine months old son of Mr and Mrs Richard Cremean, has nine living grandparents setting a local record. The lines list Ralph Starcher, James Cremean, H W Harden, Frank Starcher of Logan, New Plymouth grandparents Mrs Ella Tritech, and other relatives as great and great great grandparents.
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Logan
Jimmy
Richard Cremean
Ralph Starcher
James Cremean
New Plymouth
H. W. Harden
Frank Starcher
Ella Tritech
Logan Women’s Missionary Society Meeting
The United Brethren Church group will meet Thursday night October 6 at 447 Henrietta Avenue. Margaret Knapp secretary of literature will lead and a 12 woman playlet will be presented as part of the program.
Mansel Improved Logan
Slight improvement reported in the condition of George Hansen, assault victim, at Cherrington Hospital. Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning he was able to recognize members of his family and hospital attaches.
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Logan
George Hansen
Columbus
Cherrington Hospital
Timothy Seed Price High Prompt Meadow Mix Cuts
In Logan, timothy seed sells from 12 to 13 dollars per bushel, prompting a reduction in meadow mixture use in Hocking County per extension agent Harold Chambers. Experiments indicate three pounds of timothy per acre is effective for seeding. lime-rich soils and alfalfa adaptability favor mixes of 10 pounds alfalfa, two pounds alsike, and three pounds timothy, or five pounds alsike, three pounds red top, and three pounds timothy.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Harold Chambers
Anglers complain of muddy water in Hocking River north of Falls Mill
Logans anglers report the Hocking River slack water north of Falls Mill remains muddy for most of the season despite recent rains raising water levels slightly. Other parts of the stream have better fishing conditions.
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Logans
Hocking
Falls Mill
Shavings Gather Near Godman Plant At Logan Site
About 15 to 100 young men congregate near the Godman Shoe Company plant hoping for work. While awaiting calls they whittle, leaving the sidewalks littered with shavings. Some pieces produced are unique and collectible.
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Logan
Godman Shoe Company
Ohio State University welcomes Logan High graduates
Epstein son of Mr and Mrs Ben Epstein left for Columbus to enter Ohio State University to study arts. He is a 1933 Logan High School graduate and Tower Club member. Minnie Louise Heine daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Heine also left to attend Ohio State University after Ohio Wesleyan studies. Tom McGovern son of Mr and Mrs Ray McGovern started at Ohio State this week following Logan High School class of 1933.
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Logan
Morton Epstein
Ben Epstein
Columbus
Ohio State University
Epstein
Logan High School
Tower Club
Ohio State
Minnie Louise Heine
Charles Heine
Ohio Wesleyan
Tom McGovern
Ray McGovern
Wallace To Speak At Democratic Rally In Circleville
Wallace headlining a Democratic rally in Circleville on October 8 as Logan County Democrats plan the event. Republican district meeting at Chillicothe on the same night features Senator Simeon D. Fess as speaker. A. Warner, emergency school supervisor, visits Logan to coordinate winter schooling with Murray City and Logan already in operation.
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Logan
Hocking County
Circleville
Henry A. Wallace
Chillicothe
Simeon D. Fess
C. A. Warner
G. E. Carr
J. W. Coleman
Murray City
Community Guests Attend Numerous Sunday Gatherings
A parade of visitors filled homes across Zanesville and surrounding areas with Sunday dinners showers and serenades. Attendees included Delbert and Eunice Dean Rexal Boggs Marjorie Gist and many families from Athens Coolville Canyonville and Amesville. The Athens Airport dedication drew a large local crowd.
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Delbert Dean
Zanesville
Mr. Dean
Eunice Dean
Persona
Rexal Boggs
Beryl and
Bobbie
Marjorie Gist
Leroy Boggs
Catherine
Athens Airport
Blaine Chapman
Coolville
F. W. Chapman
D. W. Snyder
Carrie Gainer
Tuppers Plains
Frank Lawrence
John Gaston
W. A. Barnhill
Esmond Brandeberry
Arthur Atherton
Ida Atherton
Alfred
L. T. Runnion
Harold
Nettie Nichoson
J. W. Barnes
Canaonville
Eugene Barnes
Abe Burdette
Roscoe
Margaret
Jack Burdette
R. M. Allen
Eleanor
Otis Wade
L. H. Allen
Ruby
Audra
Cincinnati Hill
R. L. Sharp
Lennie Sharp
Wayne Sharp
Laurelville
Charles Reynolds
Joe Reynolds
Barboursville
Carl Kincade
Alice
Lawrence Bailey
Mildred Golden
Frank Chapman
Harvey Persons
Earl Persons
Huntington
Haymond Reynolds
Akron
Charlies Reynolds
Howard Stalnaker
Alma Zickerfoose
H. R. Watkins
Paul Hardman
Earl Kincade
Carmen
Oryn Watkins
Billy
Amesville
Ores Swartz
Athens
Rytmer Ackley
Ernest Taylor
Doris
Dutch Ridge
William Conant
Pauline
Margaret Ramsburg
Perie Kramer
Grafton
W. Va
William Swartz
Canal Winchester
C. D. Swartz
Aldo McKinley
Hugh Kayser
Carl Gainer
Near Frost
A. G. Murphy
John Bachelder
Paul
the Plains
Daniel Ackley
Jenkins to Nominate Cadet for Naval Academy at Annapolis
Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins announced a forthcoming nomination for Annapolis from applicants who pass the Civil Service Commission exam set for October 20 1934 at Ironton and Athens post offices. Sixteen plus years old and under 16 before April 1 1935 may apply. details by writing Mr Jenkins at Ironton. The piece notes a solar heat fact about Earth's share of the sun's energy.
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Thomas A. Jenkins
U. S. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Ironton
Athens
Annapolis Naval Academy
Jenkins
Railroads Seek Ohio Intra State Freight Increase
Five large railroads led by Baltimore and Ohio Erie New York Central Nickel Plate and Pennsylvania petitioned the State Utilities Commission for higher Ohio intra state freight rates. Hearings on interstate rates begin Oct 1 but protests against any rise delaying action. The commission will wait for a Federal decision before acting.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie
New York Central
Nickel Plate
Pennsylvania
Commerce Commission
The
Utilities Commission
Federal Commission
Local families spend Sundays with relatives across towns
Cheshire residents from Huntington and nearby towns visit relatives in many households. Weekend gatherings include Quinns Scotts Want to provide details of visiting kin across W V and Ohio. A separate note states a 1933 rayon production statistic, seven times silk output worldwide.
Settlement Reached in Imler v Weaver Foreclosure Case
Logan A settlement reached in the case of Charles Imler versus William J. Weaver and others. The action was dismissed from the common pleas court docket Tuesday after a foreclosure sought by the plaintiff.
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Camp Tera
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Building and Loan
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the Messenger
Godman
Columbus School
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Cleville
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Earth
Cheshire
Hugh Quinn
Otto Rothgeb
Elizabeth Fulton
Earnest Lewis
Pt. Pleasant
Vaughn Scott
Willard
Caldwell
Wesly Ely
Middleport
Harry Clark
Aron Davis
Gallipolis
F. W. Butcher
Allen Hughes
Verla
Dayton Kennedy
Pennsville
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Leo Kennedy
Lyvonia Clark
Bidwell
Lenora Oliver
Clair Taylor
Elizabeth Swisher
L. J. Bumgardner
Ten Mile
Ray Botkins
Floyd Thomas
Will Swisher
Jim Scott
Bert Hern
Ravenswood
Betty
Nick
Wayne
F. J. Beasley Co
Athens, Ohio
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