New Rules Proposed for City Pool Safety and Conduct
City pool rules outline health restrictions for entrants. No entry for those with cold symptoms, fever, skin infections, or contagious conditions without proof of recovery. Prohibits spitting and improper disposal of waste, enforces no profane or boisterous behavior, and requires careful supervision and proper attire. Management reserves right to limit swim time and deny dressing room access for rule violations.
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Beex
Surgery to Rescue Scotty Pet After Ball Incident
A Scotty owned by a resident swallowed a ball during play. Surgeons performed a rescue operation and Sandy the ball is on the way to recovery.
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Papesone
Sandy
Bethel Will Admitted to Probate in Starr Township
The will of the late William J. Bethel transfers the bulk of estate to his widow Thena Bethel for life. After her death one half goes to nephew Donald C. Walker and his children, the other half to the widow's relatives. Thena Bethel acts as trustee for a $200 fund for graves care of Lemuel and Rebecca Bethel, with $300 more in trust for the cemetery lot and graves.
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William J. Bethel
Starr Township
Thena Bethel
Donald C. Walker
Cook sues for partition of 137 acres in Green Township
Ferne H. Cook files suit against Bessie Simonas and others seeking partition of 137 acres located in sections 23 and 24 Green Township. The action names additional defendants and requests court-ordered division of the land.
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Ferne H. Cook
Bessie Simonas
Green Township
Oreville Social News Roundup Sees Wide Family Visits
Mr and Mrs Craig Owings and Alberta visited Mr and Mrs John Owings in Shawnee on Sunday. Several families from Logan and Gore traveled to visit relatives including the Rit tgers, Nixons, Wingroves, and Rushes. Hospital news notes Mrs Albert Ritters operation at Grant Hospital and Mrs Rittgers serious condition at Grant Hospital in Columbus.
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Craig Owings
Alberta
John Owings
Shawnee
Jacob Nixon
Mary Lou
Logan
Cull Rittgers
Bernard and
Linc
James Rittgers
Paul Wingrove
Shirley
Leona Rittgers
William Rush
Mildred Owings
Gore
Charles Rush
Ruth
Grace Rush
Clyde Rush
Ruth Backus
Cincinnati
Don Rutgers
Toledo
Carl Rutgers
Columbus
Albert J. Ritgers
Grant Hospital
Cull Ritgers
Henry Lemon
Liddie Jane Berry
Florence Stephenson
Nellie Stephenson
Junior Nixon
Cull Rutgers
Leona Rutgers
Albert Ruttgers
Warren Dunkle
Connie Nixon
John Auker
Elmer Nixon
Misses Grace
Hugh
Hubert Dunkle
New Straitsville
Carl Dunkle
Roy Gill
Grant Allaways
Fred Ray
A. D. Winray
Paul Winegrove
Grace
Hollie Trader
William Trader
Helen Wingrove
Cal Rutgers
Line
Mrs Marcus Collins in critical condition at hospital
Mrs Marcus Collins of Union Furnace remains in a critical condition at Cherrington Hospital after undergoing a recent operation. A prehistoric snaring device is now displayed at Mesa Verde Park Museum in Colorado. Modern Tokio boasts 3,000 retail meat stores, up from three in the city 15 years ago.
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Marcus Collins
Union Furnace
Cherrington Hospital
Mesa Verde Park Museum
Colorado
Tokio
Local Markets Grain and Poultry Prices Listed
Markets show grain items with prices and poultry details. Leghorn hens and Fries varieties appear with egg listing and weights. Prices like 5.05.5 and references to heavy and light Fries eggs are noted.
Grain futures open with mixed July to December values
In Chicago on June 23 the grain market opened with varied futures. Wheat notes July at 75 to 76, Sep 77. Dec 79. Corn July 57, Sep 58, Dec 57. Oats July 27, Sep 26, Dec 27. Soybeans Oct 82, Dec 81. Rye Sep 51, Dec 53.
Hogs Cattle Calves Sheep Market Report Columbus June 23
Hogs steady to higher with 350 head listed for sale and varying weights from 140 to over 260 pounds. Prices range 9.15 to 9.30 for heavier hogs and sows up to 8.00, while light cattle trade is uneven with good demand for fed cattle. Calves steady at 8.00-9.00. sheep and lambs open 25 lower with good lambs 8.00-9.00 and yearlings about 5.50. wethers about 4.00.
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Columbus
Coop. Assn
Hog trade strengthens as cattle hold steady in Chicago market
U S Dept of Agriculture reports hogs advancing in active trade with most killing prices steady amid small cattle supplies. Hog sales total about 12,000 with 4,000 direct. weights 240 lbs and under top at 9.35, 170-240 lbs 9.10-9.35, 250-280 lbs 8.85-9.15, 290-325 lbs 8.60-8.90. Good packing sows at 8.00-8.25. Cattle around 3,500 head with 1,200 calves. grain fed steers and yearlings firm, especially lighter stock.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
Mixed cattle market with steady to weak prices
Mixed offerings on grassy and warm ed up steers with scarce packers and feeders. Prices show steady at 8.00 down, mostly 17.50 down on grassy natives, 1,000 lb grassy natives around 8.00. Best fed steers 10.40, yearlings 10.25, heifers 9.25, bulls steady. Fairly active to all interests. Practical top 6.40, light and medium weights 5.00-5.75. Standout offerings up to 6.50. Dealers steady to 8.00-50, small packers taking most at 8.50-75.
Market Summary: Livestock Prices Dip as Supplies Vary
Cincinnati dispatch reports hogs at 5 to 10 higher on 160 to 300 pound ranges, cattle and calves slow with light supply, heifers and lightweight steers around 8.75 to 9.00, beef cows 5.50 to 6.00, bulls up to 6.50 and steady dealers. Sheep slow with early sales down 25 to 50 cents, spring lambs 9.25 and down, ewes and bucks lower.
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Cincinnati
U. S
Local boy Malcolm Dollmatsch undergoes tonsil removal
Malcolm son of My Dollmatsch and Mrs Arthur Dollmatsch of Mt Pleasant had a tonsillectomy Wednesday morning at a local physician's office.
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Malcolm
Arthur Dollmatsch
Mt. Pleasant
Miss Lucille Miller Recovers After Major Operation
Staff nurse at Cherrington Hospital, Miss Lucille Miller, is shown making a rapid recovery following a major operation performed earlier this week.
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Lucille Miller
Cherrington Hospital
Mt Pleasant Boys Club meeting at Garri son home
The Boys Club of Mt Pleasant held a meeting at Jackson Garrison’s home with 12 members present. During recreation they worked on a ball diamond. The next meeting is set for June 28 at Merv Huggins’s home.
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Boys Club
Mt. Pleasant
Jackson Garrison
Merv Huggins
Formal Opening This Afternoon at Hocking Valley Club
The Hocking Valley Country Club will formally open its new clubhouse this afternoon and evening. The celebration invites members and guests and will include golfing contests with refreshments available.
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Hocking Valley Country Club
Read the News When It’s News i the News
A compact note reflects on timing and tone of reporting emphasizing timely, direct coverage. It notes editors and readers seek clear, factual updates as events unfold, urging steady accuracy over sensational framing.
Death Claims Mrs True 84 in Basil Ohio Funeral held
Mrs Martha Maxwell True age 84 widow of John True died Wednesday at 1230 PM at the home of Mrs William Beaver near Carroll after three weeks care. Funeral by Rev Clint Poling Saturday at 2 PM at Maugher funeral home Basil with services by Baltimore Rebekah lodge and Basil Grange.
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Maugher
Basil
Ohio
Martha Maxwell True
John True
William Beaver
Carroll
Clint Poling
Lancaster
Musoleum
Baltimore Rebekah Lodge
Basil Grange
Lancaster liquor clerk removed on charges of incompetence
Herbert Benadum, clerk at the Lancaster state liquor store, was removed today by Director J. W. Miller who filed charges of incompetence and inefficiency with the Civil Services Commission. Also notes that forty-two cooperative burial associations operate in the United States offering members inexpensive funeral rates and a fact about sealing wax composition.
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Columbus, O
Herbert Benadum
Lancaster
J. W. Miller
Civil Services Commission
United States
Cave Attendance Shows Slight Drop
May 1938 guest counts show a decline from May 1937 with 2,573 cars and 7,082 visitors versus 3,419 cars and 15,958 visitors. Memorial Day two day weekend fell to 1,046 cars and 5,491 visitors from 1,446 cars and 7,032 in 1937. States represented included Michigan 161 visitors, Pennsylvania 33, California seven, Illinois 14, Indiana eight, Iowa 12, Kentucky 24, Maryland two, New Jersey four, New York 17, Oklahoma one, Washington five, West Virginia 65, Wisconsin five, plus others.
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California
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Maryland
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Firecrackers Hit By Mayor Kinser Authority
Mayor Dallas Kinser announced complaints about firecrackers in the city. He cited a state law restricting fireworks sales to June 25 through July 5 and use to July 2 to noon July 6, with penalties for violations and bans on throwing crackers at cars or porches. He urged parental cooperation for a safe Fourth of July.
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Dallas Kinser
Kinser
LEGO Gin A Handy Small Crochet Hook For Knots
A compact steel crochet hook proves useful for loosening stubborn shoe strings and other knots. Keep one handy for quick, practical tasks.
Brown rites at Union Furnace
Funeral services for Amos Brown 26 of Union Furnace will be Friday at 2 P M at Union Furnace L B Church following an appendicitis operation in Columbus Hospital. He leaves a widow two small children his parents Elisha and wife and several brothers and sisters burial in Oak Grove cemetery Logan by Woodard Funeral Service.
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Union Furnace L. B
Amos Brown
Columbus
Elisha Brown
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan
Woodard
Vote On Ward School Issue In Five Precincts
Five Ward Township precincts will vote July 12 on a $25,000 school bond to build a fireproof high school in Carbon Hill with federal aid. The election, approved by the county election board, will use X marks on bonds yes or no ballots. Ballot totals planned: Carbon Hill 350, Coalgate 225, Jobs 275, Monday 325, Sand Run 150, absent 25. A prior $49,000 bond approved in April 1937 funded a WPA project and has been sold after federal aid.
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Ward Township
Carbon Hill
County Election Board
Election Board
Logan
Coalgate
Ward Rural School
Ward Rural
Sand Run
Vendor used by Columbus housewife for relief after 30 days
Mrs Amos Zimmerman of 1716 Greenway Ave Columbus Ohio says years of constipation improved after using Vendor for 30 days. She reports appetite restored sleep returned and dizziness stopped. She praises the natural root and herb compound and urges others to try it, noting leading druggists stock it.
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Amos Zimmerman
Greenway Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Vendor
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