Heigleville Heigle Family Farms Sheep and Poultry
LOGAN DAY by DAY describes Heigleville in Laurel and Washington Townships near Pine Creek. John Heigle along Walnut Valley road, Martin Heigle and son Harold, Charles Heigle and son Porter, are progressive farmers who raise sheep as a profitable sideline on hill country holdings.
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John
Martin Heigle
Harold
Charles Heigle
Porter
John Heigle
Walnut Valley Road
Law enforcement tightens around Logan beer parlors
Logan police chief Lew Reynolds warned owners and operators to strictly enforce laws banning sales of beer and liquor to minors and to keep taverns orderly. He cited complaints about improper operation and pledged action to halt illegal practices with full backing from Mayor Dallas Kinser.
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Logan Beer
Lew Reynolds
Reynolds
Dallas Kinser
Primmer Claims First Ripe Tomato in Local Garden
William Primmer, a Rockbridge storekeeper, says he found the first ripe tomato of the season in the locality, discovering the fruit June 21 as a garden keeper. The item notes possible competition for the honor.
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William Primmer
Rockbridge
Primmer
Logan High Jr Bob Harris Seeks Farm Summer Job
Bob Harris a Logan High School junior in the coming fall seeks summer work after hearing of a likely opening on Beebe farm at the county edge. He hitchhiked Route 75 to Ilesboro and walked the rest. He is the son of Dale Harris and is doing well as a farmer.
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Bob Harris
Logan High School
Beebe
Bob
Ilesboro
Dale Harris
Logan to gain new mayor during Kinser vacation
Mayor Dallas Kinser plans a 10 day trip with family through West Virginia Virginia Maryland North Carolina Tennessee and Kentucky. City Council President Stanley Baker will act as mayor during Kinser absence. Joe Walburn council president pro tem will act at a recessed session Tuesday night. Kinser will visit municipal light plants and Norris Dam TVA development in Tennessee.
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Martha Ann
E. L. Nimon
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Kinser
Norris Dam
TVA
Logan We R-4-U car sign sparks county humor
A Fairfield County license plate car parked in Logan last night drew smiles from locals as a sign reading Logan We R-4-U was clearly visible. The playful message prompted lighthearted chatter among witnesses.
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Fairfield County
Logan
Seek Compensation For Man's Death In Ohio Suit
Charles E. Jarvis and others filed in Common Pleas Court against the Ohio Industrial Commission seeking Workmen's Compensation for Elijah Jarvis's death from pulmonary tuberculosis. They contend death followed a rib fracture caused by a post and mine car in the Coonville Coal Co. mine on Sept 10, 1931, and say the commission wrongly denied the claim. A prior suit against the Commission was dismissed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Jarvis
Common Pleas
Ohio Industrial Commision
Elijah Jarvis
Coonville
Charles Jarvis
Industrial Commission
House Called In To Act On Relief Compromise
Ohio lawmakers convened in Columbus to consider a negotiated relief plan ending a six week impasse. The compromise allows local entities to borrow up to 80 percent of anticipated 1939 41 relief revenues to aid the needy for 1938, in exchange for House backing on liquor permit funds and tax anticipation notes, with the Senate pledging to pass unclaimed bank deposits for relief.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Cleveland
House
Frank R. Aible
Senate
Keith Lawrence
Lawrence
di Salle
Plan Camps at Ross Hocking Camp Schedule Announced
Hocking County 4-H members and advisers were told by County Agent James Smoot that enrollment for Camp Ross Hocking closes July 15. The two day rural men session runs August 6 7 with members and junior senior time blocks in late July and early August. Ohio extension director H C Ramsower will speak at the camp and Harry H Wright will lead a Sunday devotional service.
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Hocking County
James Smoot
Camp Ross-Hocking
Smoot
Ross-Hocking
Ohio
H. C. Ramsower
Harry H. Wright
Republic Steel Reduces Prices and Ends Pittsburgh Plus
Republic Steel Corp. cuts prices joining U S Steel and Bethlehem in price reductions and abandons the Pittsburgh plus quotation plan as of June 30 reported from Cleveland by AP.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Pittsburgh
Oreville Search Ends As Missing Man Comes Home
Residents of Oreville conducted a village wide search for Dan Hartman who vanished from his home about 6 30 Wednesday evening. The search continued to 3 a m until Hartman returned alone saying he had been ill. Relatives report he is as well as could be expected.
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Oreville
Dan Hartman
Hartman
Naval powers set 45,000 ton ships with 16 inch guns
In London the United States Britain and France announced a naval limits agreement aligning battleship tonnage at 45,000 and 16 inch guns. Alfred Duff Cooper revealed the pact in the House of Commons as a follow up to abandoning the 35,000 ton London treaty limit, invoked amid reports Japan was building massive warships.
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London
United States
Britain
France
House of Commons
Alfred Duff Cooper
The
Admiralty
Japan
Logan High School Summer Band to Perform Third Concert
The Logan High School summer band, conducted by W Richard McCutchan, presents a third concert at L H S stadium tonight at 8 15 PM featuring soloists Mrs John A Toy Walter Prather Luther Heyde Robert Price Bruce Price Helen Funk Emerson Iles and the premiere of S H S March. Includes pieces Wanderers Call Wedding of the Winds Anparito Rocco Colonel Bogey and Repair Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan High School
W. Richard Mc Cutchan
John A. Toy
Lake Rose
Walter Prather
St. Marys
Sylvia
Luther Heyde
Robert Price
Bruce Price
Cocerto
Helen Funk
Emerson Iles
Bellini
Norma
Frances Kelch
Dorothy Boyle
Guentzal
Hall
Anparito Rocco
Colonel Bogey
Alford
Lincoln
Girl, 6, First Fireworks Victim in County
Opal Hart, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hart, was the county s first fireworks victim igniting a lighted cracker that exploded burning her hand severely anti tetanus treatment given by a doctor in South Bloomingville Hocking County report.
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South Bloomingville
Opal Hart
Hocking County
Lawrence Hart
Patch Pavement On Midland Place Completed Section
City employees continued patching cement pavement on Midland Place with one section already finished. Work crews move to next segment as repairs proceed through the day.
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Midland Place
Air secret leak stirs Britain in wartime clash
London June 30 AP An army court to investigate leakage of secret anti aircraft information bowed to Parliament in a momentous clash between the war office and the house. The three officers adjourned until Commons completes its inquiry into privileges. Duncan Sandys was previously cited on secret data charges.
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London
House of Commons
Parliament
War Office
Neville Chamberlain
Commons
Britain
Duncan Sandys
M. P
Sandys
Winston Churchill
Territorial Army
Wonderstood
Czechoslovak Song Provokes Nazi Officials Abroad
A Czechoslovak song that satirizes Hitler provoked protests from German officials. Berlin reportedly protested classroom verses born in army barracks that mocked the Reichsfuehrer. The tune includes the line We’ll clout you on the bean, Hitler, to show resilience.
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Berlin
Lanning services Friday afternoon
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 P M at the Logan United Brethren Church for William S. Lanning 62 retired carpenter who died Tuesday night at his home on East Main Street. Rev W E Ewing and Rev John A Toy will officiate, with burial at Oak Grove cemetery by Woodard Funeral Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan United Brethren Church
William S. Lanning
Carpenter
East Main Street
W. E. Ewing
Sterling
John A. Toy
Logan
Oak Grove Cemetery
Woodard
Boat capsizes. Dayton man dies near New Carlisle
In Silver Lake near New Carlisle, Ohio, 30 year old Robert Douglas drowned yesterday when his small boat capsized. The accident occurred during daylight hours with no immediate rescue. Authorities recovered the body and are investigating the incident.
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Dayton
Silver Lake
New Carlisle
Robert Douglas
Tavern Keeper Fined by Mayor Kinser in Underage Labor Case
Grimes, owner of Grimes' restaurant and beer parlor, appeared before Mayor Dallas Kinser after pleading not guilty to employing a 16 year old to handle intoxicating liquor. Found guilty after waiving jury, he paid a $25 fine plus costs. charge filed by Police Chief Lew Reynolds.
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G.W. Grimes
Grimes
Dallas Kinser
Kinser
Lew Reynolds
100 Dead in Japan Typhoon Devastation
Tokyo reports 100 people killed and 200 missing as a typhoon and earthquake strike Japan. The deluge isolates Tokyo and damages homes, railways, and communications. Central weather authorities warn southern cities to brace for the hurricane moving north from the China Sea. Police tally shows nearly 300 thousand houses damaged and 104 bridges ruined.
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Tokyo
Japan
Central Meteorogological Institute
China Sea
Cincinnati man dies after arrest in armed robbery case
Cincinnati June 30 Thomas Lance 29 who with a companion was charged with armed robbery of a Chillicothe restaurant died last night Lance was shot by Ohio highway patrolman Carl Whipple when captured near Milford Tuesday night This report details the fatal shooting tied to the robbery case and the officer involved.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Lance
Chillicothe
Lance
Carl Whipple
Ohio
Milford
Unemployment Commission Plans 82 Local Offices
Ohio's Unemployment Compensation Commission will establish 82 local offices starting in September to handle benefit payments after January 1. The plan calls for offices where all workers covered by the law will register for work and file claims. Locations are yet to be decided pending approval of expansion plans.
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Columbus
Ohio
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Charles S. Leasure
Social Security Board
U.S. Unemployment Service
Leasure
Chinese Relief Drive Reaches 67.79 Toward 95 Goal
Dr. Charles Rauch announces the local Red Cross drive has $67.79 toward a $95 target for Chinese relief. The list of donors includes Mrs. D. A. Turner, Mrs. C. E. Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. King, Robert White, Will Frasch, Phyllis Brown, Minnareen Burke, D. E. Harsh, Barton Hall, Hunter St. Lutheran, Enterprise U. B., Conor, J. W. Woodard, Karl Kartman, James L. Young, Robert Longstreth, St. John's Lutheran, Nazarene Church, Bethany U. B. and others. Funds sent to national headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rauch
Red Cross
D. A. Turner
C. E. Bowen
Wm. King
Robert White
Robert Longstreth
Jas. Meldrim
M. E. Church
Christian Culture
U. B
Melvin Heft
Dr. Rauch
Union Furnace U. B
St. John's Lutheran
Nazarene Church
Bethany U. B
Tragedy Strikes Barlekamp Family in Ohio
In Bowling Green Ohio Earl Barlekamp and his wife endured a double tragedy as their 11 year old son Dale died after being trampled by horses, the second fatality in a week following their two year old son Glen drowning in a cistern at the family home last Friday.
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Bowling Green
Earl Barlekamp
Rising Sun
Dale
Glen
Fight Over Marine Policy Sweeps England
England debates Premier Chamberlain policy to refrain from force to stop bombing of British merchant ships. Government argues neutrality protects shipping profits while some accuse the prime minister of cowardice. Cabinet statements frame the issue as whether trading with insurgents or Loyalists is legitimate, amid risk to peace in Europe.
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New York
England
Chamberlain
Brittania
Camp meeting opens Friday at Logan camp ground
Arrangements were completed for the United Holiness camp meeting to begin Friday at the camp ground on U S Route 33 one mile west of Logan and continue through July. Evangelists include Rev J H Moore Columbus Rev C L Williamson Salinesville Rev D M Scott Union Furnace and Rev Z M Cox Logan. Services start at 730 PM daily with the Emanuel Quartet of Cincinnati and a missionary from China joining the all day meeting Monday July 4. All day meetings held each Sunday.
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United Holiness Camp Meeting
U. S. Route 33
Logan
J. H. Moore
Columbus
C. L. Williamson
Salinesville
D. M. Scott
Union Furnace
Z. M. Cox
Emanuel Quartette
Cincinnati
China
Roosevelt to visit Muskingum for watershed celebration
President Roosevelt will tour the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District in Ohio on July 8 during Marietta's Northwest Territory celebration. A week earlier army engineers will hand over completed dams of a 44 million dollar flood control soil erosion project to the district, praised as the nation’s greatest conservation laboratory by the Public Works Administration.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ohio
Marietta
Northwest Territory
Muskingum Watershed
Presbyterians to Resume Services at First Church
Regular Sunday services will be resumed at the First Presbyterian Church with a supply pastor in charge. Rev. R. C. Babylon, the regular pastor, remains on leave of absence due to ill health. Sunday School is set for 9 15 A M and morning worship for 10 30 A M.
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First Presbyterian Church
R. C. Babylon
Route 56 Improvement Bids Opened for Pickaway County
The State Highway Department will open bids Friday, July 15, for Route 56 between Laurelville and Circleville. The 14.33 miles in Pickaway County are to be resurfaced with bituminous material at an estimated cost of 10,707 dollars.
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State Highway Department
Laurelville
Circleville
Pickaway County
Nomad Gypsies Rob Logan Area Pocketbook Heist
Sheriff Joe Farbearn and deputies hunted a trio of gypsies after a noon robbery at Alva Hankison’s Black Jack area home. Simeon Nihiser lost 16 dollars including a ten and a five, while two women a man and a baby fled in a car. license number partially obtained. The incident occurred about seven miles from Logan on Route 5.
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Joe Farbearn
Depite
Simeon A. Nihiser
Black Jack School
Alva Hankison
Nihiser
Nithiser
Hankison
Brandt
Logan
Nye Holds Lead In North Dakota Senate Primary
Fargo dispatch reports U S Senator Gerald P Nye led William Langer for the Republican nomination as late returns narrowed the gap. Nye had held a 15 000 vote edge at one point but margins shrank with precincts still reporting.
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Fargo
N. D
U. S
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
William Langer
Nye
Pneumonia Fatal to Roop Infant Andrew Edward Roop
Funeral services set for 10 A M at paternal grandparents home in Rockbridge for Andrew Edward Roop six months old son of Ernest J Roop of Rockbridge who died yesterday at 3 35 PM of pneumonia Survived by brother Harold maternal grandparents Ester Weakley Black Jack and Harry Weakley Lancaster Rev J T Tate to lead Burial at Fairview by Heinlein Bros
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Andrew Roop
Rockbridge
Andrew Edward Roop
Ernest J. Roop
Harold
Ester Weakley
Black Jack
Harry Weakley
Lancaster
J. T. Tate
Fairview
Heinlein Bros
Girl 11 Hurt in Fall From Tree
Jane Vancuren, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Vancuren, fell from a tree Wednesday afternoon fracturing the elbow and wrist of her left arm. Her mother had just returned from University Hospital Columbus where she underwent a second operation for high blood pressure.
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Jane
Mark Vancuren
University Hospital
Columbus
Fatal collision near Waterloo claims life of Floyd Schirm
Floyd L. Schirm 42 of Lockville Fairfield county died late last night after being struck by a automobile near Waterloo. He was the father of six children and was in his last year.
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Columbus, O
Floyd L. Schirm
Lockville
Fairfield County
Waterloo
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Staunton, Va
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Holdup Man
Unemployment Commission
Dewitt MacKenzie
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Spain
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