Logan Day by Day: Cattle Sale and Street Light Work
Three registered Guernsey cows from M. M. Myers estate were sold to Forest E. & Wilder Weinrich of Logan per the American Guernsey Cattle Club. Ohio Power workers began removing all street light globes Thursday night, with completion expected Friday, drawing curious onlookers including a boy who joked at the delay.
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M. M. Myers
Forest E. & Wilder Weinrich
Logan
Nelle
Dorothy
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
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Ohio Power Company
Dan Cupid Unmoved by War as September Marriages Lag
Probate Court records from Hocking County show only 12 marriage licenses issued in September, considered below average. Several counties report a spike in marriages due to the looming global conflict, but Hocking County bucks the trend with fewer nuptials.
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Europe
Dan Cupid
Hocking County
Local Cotton Exhibit Grows in Hocking County Farmings
Andrew Rheinscheld of Green Township displays an unusual cotton exhibit in Logan. Two stalks with several bolls rise nearly four feet in his garden, the crop planted last spring.
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Hocking County
Andrew Rheinscheld
Green Township
Logan
Rheinscheld
Bigelow Files Supplemental Signatures For Pension Amendment
Herbert S. Bigelow of Cincinnati filed a supplemental petition with 162,734 signatures to place a pension amendment on the November ballot. The measure would guarantee $50 monthly for single seniors and $80 for married couples over 60, and also aim to cut petition signature requirements for constitutional amendments and legislation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Herbert S. Bigelow
Cincinnati
Bigelow
C. and O. plans financing for freight cars
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission an application to issue 4.2 million dollars of 2 percent equipment trust certificates to finance the purchase of 2,500 freight cars.
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Washington
Sept
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Interstate
Hocking County AAA Plans Annual Election Of Committeemen
Farmers in Hocking County participate in the AAA program to elect three committeemen and two alternates. Township delegates meet in Logan on October 10 to choose the county committee under the supervision of state AAA officials. Forest O Wolf chairs the county committee with Paul Shaw and Porter Heigle as members. Miss Mary Blum is secretary. Approximately 45 community committeemen exist in the county.
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Hocking
Hocking County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Logan
AAA
Forest O. Wolf
Paul Shaw
Porter Heigle
Mary Blum
State officers attend local Disabled Veterans meeting
Clinton Cramer state commander and A. L. Daniels state adjutant joined the local Disabled Veterans of the World War at the Court House Thursday night. They answered questions on veterans claims and current laws for ex service men and families. Sam Buchanan is local chapter commander.
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Clinton Cramer
A. L. Daniels
Court House
Cramer
Daniels
Sam Buchanan
Warsaw still resists Nazi battering ram
The Associated Press reports heavy action as Warsaw holds firm against German assaults while reports from Bucharest describe mass executions of Iron Guard members in Romania following Premier Calinescu’s assassination. Allied and German fronts show shifting positions and air actions across Western Europe.
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Rumania
George Argesanu
Poland
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Armand Calinescu
Iron Guards
Bucharest
Ministry of Information
Royal Air Force
France
Berlin
Pissa
Narew
Vistula
San
War Ministry
Basel
Saar-Moselle
Wray Fined For Reckless Driving In Logan Court
James Wray of Logan pleaded guilty to reckless operation of a motor vehicle and driving without an operator's permit. He was fined $10 and costs on each count after arraignment before Magistrate S B Whitehart following his Thursday arrest on State Route 278 by Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith.
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James Wray
Logan
S. B. Whitehart
Wray
Joe Farbearn
Nellis Smith
County Superintendents Meet Addresses School Bus Problems
County Superintendent S H Dillon attended a state meeting of county superintendents at the Neil House in Columbus. The all day session focused on problems facing schools with discussions by officials on Friday.
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S. H. Dillon
Columbe Neil House
Coal Company Appeals BUC Benefit Decision
The United States Coal Co. appeals a ruling by the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation board of review which held last spring’s bituminous mine shutdown not a strike. The board allowed up to 14,000 miners to receive benefits possibly totaling $500,000, reversing Administrator H C Atkinson’s May 9 strike finding. The company filed in Common Pleas Court seeking reversal as unlawful and asked for a temporary restraining order.
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United States Coal Co
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Board of Review
H. C. Atkinson
Who
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Carol Steers Romania Through Night of Crisis
Carol II stabilizes Romania after Premier Calinescu assassination and an Iron Guard coup attempt. The nation balances neutrality and power pressures as Berlin seeks control of oil, with Bulgaria Hungary and Russia on borders and Russia on its mind.
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Rumania
Calinescu
Iron Guard
Balkan
Bulgaria
Hungary
Russia
Hitler
Berlin
Romania
Jury Set to Decide Fate of Velma Baker Fink
Fremont Ohio reports a jury of eight women and four men will determine Velma Baker Fink's fate in a first degree murder case over her 10 week old son's death. Judge Baumann listed eight verdict options including death, life imprisonment, mercy recommendations, and insanity acquittal.
Logan Man Hurt After Fall From Porch Steps
J. P. Canty a former Logan insurance agent suffered a possible skull fracture when he stumbled and fell four feet from the porch steps at 645 Warner Avenue. He was found unconscious on the sidewalk and taken to Cherrington Hospital where doctors labeled his condition fair. He also sustained severe friction burns to his face.
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J. P. Canty
Logan Insurance
Warner Avenue
Cherrington Hospital
Ohio 4-H Delegates Return From Columbus Congress
Mildred Reid Dorothy Hartman and Neal Beery return Saturday from the Ohio 4-H Club Congress at Ohio State University in Columbus. The Hocking County trio represented their county at the annual session after attending since Monday and discussed youth problems related to 4-H club organizations during several sessions.
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Mildred Reid
Dorothy Hartman
Neal Beery
Ohio State University
Columbus
Hocking County
Sand Run Man Paid Fine After Police Trip
Marion Mays of Sand Run paid an old $10 fine and added costs after a police trip led by Police Chief Lew Reynolds. The charges were for permitting another person to operate his car without a driving permit. The incident occurred Thursday evening and the total cost covered the original fine plus travel expenses.
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Marion Mays
Sand Run
Lew Reynolds
Mays
Educators Gather for Hocking County Schoolmasters Club Meet
One hundred fifty teachers principals and superintendents from county and city schools attended the inaugural Hocking County Schoolmasters Club meeting at Rockbridge. A women teachers club formed with Grace Orr as president and planned joint sessions and social events. Dr. J L Clifton of Ohio State University spoke, and Rockbridge brass sextet provided music. County Superintendent S H Dillon announced plans for future meetings as Logan educators joined the dinner crowd.
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Hocking County
Rockbridge
Grace Orr
Adrian Dodds
Carbon Hill
Vera Brashares
Enterprise
Faith Krvnn
Logan
J. L. Clifton
Ohio State University
Edith Keller
Rockbridge Brass
James Horwell
Melvin Starner
Charles Mathias
Kenneth Crawford
Billy Risch
Raymond Fauble
Pauline Kuhn
Starner
8. H. Dillon
George E. Carr
Johnson Leads Opposition to Sale of Arms
Washington dispatch describes a bipartisan bloc led by Hiram Johnson opposing repeal of the arms embargo as President Roosevelt seeks a cash and carry plan. Debate centers on neutrality revision and potential U.S. entry to war, with supporters and critics plans for strategy and timing.
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Johnson
Washington
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
Calif
United States
LaFollette
Hell
McCarran
D-Nev
New Deal
County Pie Baking Contest Draws Grange Members
The first county pie baking contest will be held Tuesday afternoon October 3 at the home of Mrs. Arlie Brimner in South Logan. Entries must be from Hocking County Grange members and the winner advances to the December state apple pie contest. Proceeds fund the winner’s trip, with Ruth Stone judging and an entertainment program planned.
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Arlie Brimner
Grange
Ohio State Grange Association
Hocking County
Brimner
South
Logan
Ruth Stone
County Grange
Ohio Congressmen Debate Neutrality Views in Sessions
The Ohio delegation met in Washington for a second conference on neutrality before a special session. Rep Jenkins said meetings aim to educate and seek common interpretations on cash and carry and other administration proposals. Rep Vorys led a bloc that defeated the administration plan previously and would preside at today’s meeting.
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Washington
Ohio
Congress
Roosevelt
Jenkins
Vorys
Herbert Denounces FDR Neutrality Policy in Ohio Speech
Lieutenant Governor Paul M. Herbert told the War Veterans' Republican Club in Middletown Ohio that the president urged Congress to repeal the embargo act and adjourn. He warned against ruling by decree and said the people must keep their congressmen in Washington through the crisis.
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Middletown
Paul M. Herbert
War Veterans’ Republican Club
Herbert
Congress
Washington
Hocking County Receives August Relief Allocation
The state's August relief allocation for Hocking County totaled $1,312 this month. Certifications reached $760,000 or 32.7 percent of the relief bill, issued to 87 county and 49 city relief units this week.
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Hocking County
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