City Welcomes Central Maccabees Spring Rally in Logan
Delegates from Logan Columbus and Zanesville attend the Central Association Maccabees rally in Logan with exhibition drills at 4 PM on South Market street and a 3 PM opening in Frasch building. Mayor Kinser to speak at 7 15 PM followed by a dance at the American Legion Hall.
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Main Street
Central Association Maccabees
Logan
South Market Street
Maccabee Hall
Frasch Building
Dallas Kinser
American Legion Hall
Hock-Hocking Hive
Central Association
Columbus
Zanesville
F. F. Schwarz
Toledo
Charles Vincent
J. D .McKilwain
M. W. Sabin
Dayton
Senate group adds millions to farm bill
A Senate Appropriations subcommittee boosted farm benefit payments by 200 million dollars, bringing the total relief bill to 3.354 billion. The panel also approved limits on public works financing for utilities and raised the relief appropriation to 1.45 billion, with WPA funding slated through March 1 and wage uniformity rules tied to a pending wage hour measure.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations
Appropriations
Senate
PWA
Medal awards at Logan Junior High honor pupils
Citizenship and history medals were awarded in a Logan Junior High School assembly. Lois Heyde and Barton Hall won citizenship awards, while Tommy Brehm and Leonard Sturgill tied for history proficiency with 140 of 147. Medals were presented by Miss Jessie McManigal and Miss Emma Westenhaver.
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Governor Worthington
Logan Junior High School
Lois Heyde
Barton Hall
Tommy Brehm
Leonard Sturgill
Jessie McManigal
Charles Perkins
Hoopeston
Ill
Sons of the American Revolution
the Goodwins
Hocking County
Perkins
Paul Monks
Logan
Emma Westenhaver
Crew Repairs Cars Damaged by Snow Flood at Murray City
A crew from the C. and O. shops at Logan under Tom Walsh went to Murray City to repair 28 loaded coal cars flooded by Snow Thursday night. Frames on the sidings were under water when the creek rose suddenly. Repairs include repacking journal boxes.
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Logan
Tom Walsh
Murray City
County Officers Hunt Man Who Beat Girl on Rural Road
Benton Township authorities pursue Roger Mills after May Reynolds sixteen beat incident near Ash Cave. The 17-year-old girl, walking to her job at Scenic Inn, was struck about the head with a club at dawn and treated in Logan for head cuts. Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith reported Mills fled before arrest. Reynolds is daughter of Andrew Reynolds.
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Benton Township
May Reynolds
Roger Mills
Ash Cave
Scenic Inn
Logan
Lew Jones
Nellis Smith
Mills
Andrew Reynolds
Baby Helaine Judith Colan Returns Home After Eye Loss
Baby Helaine Judith Colan, who had an eye removed in an effort to save her life, is carried to her Chicago home by grandmother Mrs. Morris Hershman. Doctors fear the other eye may also be lost and hold little hope for her survival.
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Helaine
Judith Colan
Chicago
Morris Hershman
Mexican Rebels Scattered Across Central Mexico
Turbulent Mexico faced uncertainty over a major revolutionary movement or scattered local acts. President Cardenas concentrated troops in San Luis Potosi to blunt Agrarian leader Cedillo’s uprising as reports said at least two rebel bands operated in the field. Cedillo abandoned his central stronghold and his peasant army dispersed into hills, leaving Cardenas in San Luis Potosi.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Lazaro Cardenas
San Lipis Potosi
Saturnino Cedillo
Cedillo
Cardenas
San Luis
Green issues renewed ultimatum at AFL exposition
William Green warned against government spending and kept doors open to defectors while declaring the AFL will not abandon the labor movement. He did not name the CIO or John L. Lewis, but criticized labor and government oppression amid sit-down strikes and other alleged high-handed actions.
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Cincinnati
William Green
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
House of Labor
Green
CIO
John L. Lewis
AFL
Logan Girl Ranks Second In State
Columbus report on Ohio scholarship results lists Benjamin H. Landing Findlay and Anne L. Munger Oakwood Dayton as outstanding high school seniors for the year. Four thousand nine hundred ninety four seniors participated in the contests.
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Columbus
Benjamin H. Landing
Findlay
Anne L. Munger
Oakwood School
Dayton
Ohio
Landing
Miss Munger
Ninth Grade English State Standings Highlight Student Talent
Eugenia Chifos of Logan tied for sixth in state English while a recheck added two points to move another student to second in district, and Robert Bartholomew earned honorable mention in algebra. The statewide rankings reflect strong performance across disciplines.
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Recheck
Eugenia Chifos
Logan
Robert Bartholomew
City officials tour northern Ohio on city business
Mayor Dallas Kinser, Service Director Roy Loomis and Councilman Oscar Steward traveled to northern Ohio on city business. Exact purpose of the trip has not yet been announced.
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Dallas Kinser
Roy Loomis
Oscar Steward
Northern
Ohio
Judge authorizes receiver appointment in Logan Home case
Judge Phil A. Henderson today authorized the appointment of a receiver in the Logan Home Savings Association versus George Blum and others. The order names the receiver to oversee assets and operations as part of the ongoing lawsuit.
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Phil A. Henderson
Logan Home Savings Association
George Blum
Former Logan Resident Sheldon Graham Dies of Heart Attack
Logan relatives report the death of Sheldon Graham Columbus former Logan resident. He died Thursday evening from a heart attack. He was the son of Mrs. Sarah Vickrey, brother of Mrs. Sue Kuhn and a cousin of Mrs. William Barth. Funeral services are Sunday at two o'clock in Columbus.
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Logan
Sheldon. Graham
Columbus
Graham
Sarah Vickrey
Sue Kuhn
William Barth. Jow
Callaghan Rites Monday Morning
Funeral services will be held Monday morning in St. Augustine's Church at New Straitsville for Stephen Callaghan 97 retired coal operator and former vice-president of the Hanna Essex Coal Co. who died Thursday at his daughter's home in Columbus after a six week illness. He was born in Ireland came to the United States at 14 and lived in New Straitsville 62 years. Survived by seven daughters four sons 37 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Body in Columbus until Sunday noon then moved to Mrs. Spires home New Straitsville. Burial in Straitsville.
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St. Augustine's Church
New Straitsville
Stephen Callaghan
Hanna-Essex Coal Co
Columbus
Mr. Callaghan
Ireland
United States
Callaghan
EB. J. Clement
M. J. Callaghan
A. EB. Spires
George Ambler
W. C. Fetch
L. J. Sisco
George Hardesty
Wallace Ryer
James
Stephen
Timothy
Thomas Callaghan
Rotary to hear district conference reports Monday night
President elect Harley Meyer and Secretary elect Bill Reed will present reports on the recent district conference attended. A Youth Night program is scheduled for June 13.
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Logan Rotary Club
Harley Meyer
Bill Reed
Rhododendrons to highlight ASHEVILLE festival week
Southern belles from several states gather June 12 to 19 in Asheville North Carolina for the eleventh annual rhododendron festival. Miss Mildred Croft ambassador from Kentucky will portray a goldenrod while Miss Lucile Ward represents Mississippi as crepe myrtle in festive costumes.
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Southern Belles
Asheville
N. C
Mil
Dred Croft
Kentucky
Lucile Ward
Mississippi
Logan High seniors stage Life Begins at Sixteen
A crowd of 820 attended the Logan High School Senior Class play Life Begins at Sixteen in the school auditorium last night. Principal Fred B. Burchfield said the annual senior play drew an unprecedented audience. Miss Bartelle Hamilton directed. Principal roles were supported by a large cast in a Big Apple dance scene. Bill Knapp’s Knights of Sophisticated Swing provided music before, during, and for the Big Apple number. Orchestra members included Luther Heyde Harry Shaw Lee Evans Helen Funk Wilma Bratton Dale Engle Ralph Poston John Schaal Fred Wardwell and Virginia Fitzgerald. Stage committee members were Lester Dawley Carl Evans Roy Fickel Lloyd Frazier Harding Lemon Bob Richards Ed Richards Danny Saunders Victor Shark and Joe Mack. The prop committee included Betty Wolfe Grace Clark Clifford Courter Harold Dawley Jean Duffy Bette Lloyd Leonard McKinley and Mary E Rutgers.
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Logan High School
Fred B. Burchfield
Bartelle Hamilton
Bill Knapp
Knights of
Big Apple
Luther Heyde
Harry Shaw
Lee Evans
Helen Funk
Wilma Bratton
Dale Engle
Ralph Poston
John Schaal
Fred Wardwell
Virginia Fitzgerald
Lester Dawley
Carl Evans
Roy Fickel
Lloyd Frazier
Harding
Riggs to Attend Davey Mansion Lodge Meeting
Charles Riggs, president of Logan Aerie No. 2168, F O E, will attend a meeting of heads of subordinate aeries in the Executive Mansion ballroom at 12 30 P M tomorrow. Gov. Martin L Davey will host the lodge officers.
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Charles Riggs
Logan Aerie No. 2168
Martin L. Davey
Ohio Valley Group Seeks $250 Million Flood Grant
In Gallipolis on May 21 AP report says the Ohio Valley Conservation and Flood Control Congress urged Senate revision of House Bill 10618. Dr Charles E Holzer president urged doubling the $125 million five year authorization for Ohio river projects to accelerate completion, arguing the House form would delay the Ohio valley program by 20 years while Arkansas and White River projects finish in 10 years.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Conservation and Flood Control Congress
Charles E. Holzer
Congress
Senate
Holzer
Arkansas
White River
Unusual Calf Hops Like Rabbit on Nettie Allens Farm
A four week old calf with one eye and no tail, living near Old Man's Cave on Nettie Allen's farm, reportedly hops like a rabbit rather than walks. The calf has an unusually long face and is fed a half gallon of milk daily.
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Nettie Allen
Old Man’s Cave
Countywide Boy Scout Drive Extends Campaign
Simultaneous with the Logan fundraising effort, five Hocking County towns join a broader drive to fund Boy Scout work. District chairman Harry J. Stevenson notes local councils will add these totals to support the district’s operating costs for the coming year. Troop leaders Joseph Archer Laurelville Troop 37 Ralph Campbell Haydenville Rev L W Tuttle Rockbridge Richard Dye Greendale S H Dillon Carbon Hill Troops 200 135 145 coordinate the countywide effort.
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Logan
Hocking County
Harry J. Stevenson
Joseph Archer
Laurelville
Ralph Campbell
Haydenville
Rev. L. W. Tuttle
Rockbridge
Richard Dye
Greendale
S. H. Dillon
Carbon Hill
Reese Delivers Gibisonville Commencement Address
L. W. Reese, superintendent of Washington D. H. schools, gave the Gibisonville High School commencement address last night as six seniors graduated. Rev. Dr. Russell H. Bready spoke to 15 Laurelvile seniors and eighth grade diplomas were awarded to about 35 pupils from Laurelville, South Perry, and Salt Creek at Laurelville Community Hall. Superintendent J. W. Coleman presented diplomas at Gibisonville and spoke briefly. Reese highlighted Ohio’s eight presidents and urged graduates to emulate their best qualities.
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L. W. Reese
Washington, D. H
Gibisonville High School
Russell H. Bready
Laurelvile
Laurelville
South Perry
Salt Creek
Gibisonville
J. W. Coleman
Reese
Ohio
Surplus Food Aids Cleveland Relief Effort
The Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation moved to aid Cleveland's 87,000 relief clients as state legislators finished an early welfare inquiry. It announced plans to buy 10,000 barrels of flour for distribution to Cleveland, Chicago, and Toledo, with 7,000 barrels already ordered from millers.
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Cleveland
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Chicago
Toledo
Long Illness Fatal to EightYearOld Boy
Joseph Carl Taylor eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry Taylor died at 7 PM yesterday at 314 North Orchard Street after an eight month illness with asthma and complications causing him to leave school last November. He was a pupil in Miss Mary Shepard's second grade at East Building and is survived by his parents three brothers Clarence Harry Jr and Burlin and two sisters Shirley and Marcia Ann. Grandparents Mrs Alcinda Mosser and Mrs Anna Taylor. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at the residence with Rev Elmer Bliss officiating. Burial at Oak Grove cemetery by Leonard Funeral Service.
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Joseph Carl Taylor
Harry Taylor
North Orchard Street
Mary Shepard
East Building
Clarence
Harry, Jr
Burlin
Shirley
Falls Township Eighth Grade Commencement Slated
Eighth grade commencement exercises for Falls Township schools will be held at West Logan School at 7:30 p m on May 27 with an afternoon program starting at 1 p m Affected pupils include Enterprise West Logan Webb Summit Scott s Creek Calico Ridge and Nickel Plate schools and their parents are asked to attend both programs.
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Falls Township
West Logan
Enterprise
Webb Summit
Scott's Creek
Calico Ridge
Nickel Plate
Britain Takes Helm As Nego tiations Fray In Europe
London dispatches report Foreign Secretary Halifax returns to steer policy amid tense German Czech incidents. Frontiers see killings and Czech army reserves called up while Sudeten Germans demand guarantees before talks. Italy and France stall on a friendship accord as Spain’s civil war splits the two nations.
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London
Viscount Halifax
Foreign Office
Neville Chamberlain
Eger
Berlin
Nevile Henderson
Europe
Italy
France
Britain
Martin Holds Uncertain Lead In Oregon Democratic Primary
In Portland on May 21 AP reports Governor Charles H. Martin led Henry L. Hess in the Oregon Democratic primary unofficial count from 1,112 of 168 precincts. Martin, 74, described as loyal to Roosevelt but not a rubber stamp, held a slim lead by 446 votes with totals 30,855 to 3,409 for Hess.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Charles H. Martin
Roosevelt
Henry L. Hess
la Grande
Martin
Hess
Funeral services for Raymond Goodlive held Friday
Services were conducted at Leonard Funeral Home at 3 PM for Raymond Goodlive 58 of North Mulberry Street who died Wednesday after becoming ill at his own station Rev A P Cohagan led the rites Logan High School quartet Luther Heyde Dale Engle Harry Shaw Jr and Ralph Poston sang Nearer My God to Thee What a Friend We Have in Jesus and Abide With Me Pallbearers were Karl Sheets Roy Pargeon Ernest Pargeon Poling Arthur Jones and Ed Hooper nephews Burial was in Oak Grove cemetery
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Leonard Funeral Home
Raymond Goodlive
North Mulberry Street
A. P. Cohagan
Logan High School
Luther Heyde
Dale Engle
Harry Shaw, Jr
Ralph Poston
God
Jesus
Karl Sheets
Roy
Ernest Pargeon
Poling
Arthur Jones
Ed Hooper
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Howard Kirk
Eleanor Anthony
Athens
Mildred Croft
Goldenrod
Logan High
Riggs
Davey Mansion
Ohio Valley Group
Pilsen
Oak Grove Cemetery
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