Return from Ohio 4-H Congress highlights
Neal Beery Mildred Reid and Dorothy Hartman returned from Columbus where they attended the State 4 H Club Congress at Ohio State University as Hocking County delegates. About 517 4 H club leaders from Ohio attended the session with Beery selected to head the news reporters publishing a daily paper. Tours covered OSU campus the penitentiary industrial plants and state buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Beery
Mildred Reid
Dorothy Hartman
Columbus
Ohio State University
Hocking County
Ohio
Beery
Ohio Pennitentiary
Locust Plantings Spark Life in Former Mined Wastes
In the Hocking Perry area once stripped by Kehota Mining Co a barren tract reverts to life as the National Forest Service expands the Wayne unit. Experimental plantings of locust show early success with green heaps and rapid growth on poor soils, offering a potential commercial forest crop.
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Hocking-Perry
Kehota Mining Co
National Forest Service
Wayne Unit
Parish Visitations Set For Week By Minister and Committee
The Rev. Cecil H. Jones will lead a home visitation this week across the Presby terian parish. The visiting party includes Miss Mary McCray, Paul Monks, Eber Mowery, Harry Smith, Wayne Whitcraft, and several members and spouses such as Mrs Anthony Toerner Mrs Clayton Shaw Mrs Besse Mrs Frank Johnson Mrs Lena Mack John Rochester Fred Carpenter W D Braddock and Howard Rolsten along with Miss Jessie McManigal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil H. Jones
Visitation
Mary McCray
Paul Monks
Eber Mowery
Harry Smith
Wayne Whitcraft
Anthony Toerner
Clayton Shaw
Besse
Frank Johnson
Lena Mack
John Rochester
Fred Carpenter
W. D. Braddock
Howard Rolsten
Jessie McManigal
Two Injured When Car Dashes Off Road
On the Murray City Buchtel road Sunday morning a car carrying Miss Ruth Erwin of Murray City and Albertis Hawk of Nelsonville left the roadway and struck a telephone pole near Murray City. Miss Erwin suffered a fractured skull and was in serious condition while Mr Hawk had a severe scalp laceration a concussion and minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherrington
Murray City
Buchtel
Ruth Edwin
Albertis Hawk
Nelsonville
Hawk
Miss Erwin
Logan Woman Hurt As Auto Overturns
Mrs. Catherine Phillips of 505 North Spring Street suffered a dislocated hip when the car on Route 33 south of Jefferson left the road and overturned. Driver Paul Goodbar of Columbus lost control. Phillips and Goodbar were unhurt. Phillips was treated at Lancaster hospital and discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Phillips
North Spring Street
Jefferson
Lancaster
Paul Goodbar
Columbus
Fairfield County Sheriff's Deputies
Aged Aid Division Names New Investigators in Ohio Offices
Tom McCaw head of the Division of Aid for the Aged announces appointments in Ohio. Mrs. Herma E. Wright of Fremont becomes investigator in the Sandusky County office at 1320 dollars yearly. Miss Betty McAfooes of Glouster is named assistant in the Athens County office at 960 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Tom McCaw
State Division of Aid For
Herma E. Wright
Fremont
Sandusky
Betty McAfooes
Glouster
Athens
State Auditor Attacks Fees Paid to Dealer
Ohio officials clashed over a 10 cent a ton inspection commission paid by miners selling coal to the Athens State Hospital. Gov Bricker ordered the practice stopped after an examiners report said bids were not competitive and that an inspector was placed on salary. The state superintendent defended the fee as ensuring quality coal and fair value, while Gov Bricker tied the setup to keeping miners employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Athens
John W. Bricker
C. J. Stark
Athens Hospital
Joseph T. Ferguson
Stark
Gov. Bricker
Martin L. Davey
George E. Johnson
Nelsonville
Johnson
Bricker
Ferguson
Athens Hospital and Coal District
Belgium Seeks Peace With Silent War Poster Message
Belgium warns troops to keep lips sealed as the nation stays outwardly quiet while guarding its border. The country positions its line of defense to deter invasion and influence potential French and Nazi attack alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Floyd Gibbons Dies Sudden at 52 in Pennsylvania
Stroudsburg Pa Sept 25 AP Death ends the career of Floyd Gibbons a famed war correspondent aged 52 He died after a heart attack at his farm home near Stroudsburg He gained renown for dramatic foreign coverage including a World War I wound at Belleau Wood a facial scar and Croix de Guerre honors He worked for the Chicago Tribune Hearst papers and International News Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Floyd Gibbons
Here
Gibbons
Belleau Wood
Ben Berry
Chicago Tribune
Hearst
International
Hocking County Board Discusses Finances in Regular Meeting
The Hocking County Board of Public Assistance held a Friday regular session to review finances and other routine business. Probate Judge E. L. Ewing chaired the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County Board of Public Assistance
E. L. Ewing
Finance committee meeting on Ohio Fox Hunters assembly
The finance committee in charge of funds for the Ohio Fox Hunters Association annual meeting at Logan the week of October 29 will convene Monday night in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fox Hunters Association
Logan
Chamber of Commerce Assembly Room
Toll Rises as Tropical Storm Ends California Heat Wave
A tropical storm ended Southern California s heat wave with five known deaths and numerous drownings. Coast guard and search crews sought missing fishermen from boats Dispatch Indiana Spray and Indiana while vessels Rarotonga and Jolly Tom suffered wrecks at San Pedro Newport Harbor and Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Arizona
Nevada
Howard Durley
Ventura County
Oxnard
Dispatch
Indiana
Coast Guard
Sunshine
San Pedro
Rarotonga
Raymond Bernhardt
Donald Rupert
Dorothy Sterling
Jolly Tom
Newport Harbor
Long Beach
Nazis Trade Air Sea Blows With Allies
On the Western front fighting escalates with air and sea actions. French troops strike in the Haardt Mountains while German and French artillery clash along the Rhine. A raid on Friedrichshafen is denied by Germany. Warsaw endures renewed bombardment as civilians die. The Hazelside sinks raise merchant losses to 49. Britain and Germany prepare for prolonged conflict amid new bomb proof HQ plans. Russia bans foreign shipping on the Neva affecting Finland.
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Britain
France
Haardt
Siegfried Line
Rhine
Germany
Friedrichshahfen
Algros Island
Atlantic
Warsaw
Poland
Mussolini
Europe
Berlin
Russia
Neva
Leningrad
Gulf of Finland
Finland
Driver Injured as Car Leaves Bridge near Grotto Grounds
Edward Silkoski of near Glouster suffered a severe laceration to his right arm when his car containing three companions left the road near the Grotto Grounds and plunged over an iron bridge into a creek. His passengers Jim Mc Manus Leroy Hudson and May Tharp were uninjured. Silkoski was treated at Cherrington Hospital and released. Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith investigated the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Silkoski
Glouster
Silkoski
Jim McManus
Union Furnace
Leroy Huston
May Tharp
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Nellis Smith
FDR Returns to Washington After Hyde Park Rest
President Roosevelt returns to the capital after a weekend at Hyde Park New York where he helped his mother Mrs James Roosevelt celebrate her 80th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Capital
Hyde Park
N. Y
James Roosevelt
Probe evidence ties German Bund to Nazi espionage aims
Gerhart H. Seger testified to the Dies committee that the German American Bund served as a Nazi reserve in the United States usable by Hitler for any assistance. He described the Bund as an official German representative here and cited the Nazi party view of German organizations abroad as sources for covert activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reichstag
Bund
Adolf Hitler
Gerhart H. Seger
New York City
Dies
Germany
Nazi Party
D-Tex
House
United States
Election probe calls school official and 14 witnesses
A special grand jury in Waverly Ohio resumed its probe into Pike County election irregularities. Superintendent Morton Riegel and 14 other witnesses were summoned as officials faced claims teachers and bus drivers contributed wages to political funds. Governor Bricker ordered the investigation after reports of flagrant violations in last year’s election.
Carl Laemmle Sr Dies at 72 in California
Beverly Hills broadcasts report Carl Laemmle Sr a pioneer film producer who began as a nickelodeon owner and produced Foolish Wives died of a heart attack at his Benedict Canyon estate after earlier attacks. He was 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Carl Laemmle
Benedict Canyon
Preparedness Theme Dominates Legion Convention
Chicago hosts the American Legion 21st national convention as leaders press for peace through an impregnable defense. Secretary of War Woodring, via Brig. Gen. Andrews, argues neutrality can hold against disruptive ideologies. National Commander Chadwick backs a noninvolvement stance for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Legion
Legion
Harry H. Woodring
Frank M. Andrews
Woodring
George Washington
Stephen F. Chadwick
Ten Deaths From Ohio Traffic Crashes Weekend
At least ten people died in Ohio traffic accidents over the weekend. Victims include Irene Kippa Qin and Robert Lear both 22 in Cleveland, John Moran 45 of Bellaire at Shadyside, Arvin Owen 21 Northridge in a Dayton speed crash, Henry Yost 22 Wellston in Athens collision, and pedestrians Ethel Williams 36 Emery J Bigham 45 and Mary Killian 75. Earlier crash deaths include George Pallant 26 Geneva and Joseph Raysor 27 Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Irene Kippa Qin
Robert Lear
Cleveland
John Moran
Bellaire
Shadyside
Arvin Owen
Northridge
Dayton
Henry Yost
Wellston
Athens
Ethel Williams
Avon Lake Village
Emery J. Bigham
Mary Killian
George S. Pallant
Geneva
Joseph Raysor
Youngstown
Plan Route 33 Survey North of Lancaster
Highway engineers will survey U S Route 33 between Columbus and Lancaster to judge 4 lane needs. The study may include parts of the old Hocking Canal basin and interurban right of way. A two month survey could lead to a 40 to 50 foot wide four lane parkway with center divider.
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Lancaster
Highway Department
Columbus
Hocking Canal
Robert Beightler
Clauses Would Curtail Power of President
Senate Foreign Relations Committee delayed action on Roosevelt neutrality bill. Borah opposed fast passage and noted he would read the measure. The draft includes two provisions to curb presidential authority and requires six month reports from the munitions control board on war materials and credits to belligerents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Ardery
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Roosevelt
Congress
Munitions Control Board
George
D-Ga
van Nuys
D-Ind
Senate Committee
Senate
Committee Democrats
Sale of 160 New Dicken Addition lots opens Sunday
More than 160 lots in the New Dicken Addition near the city limits go on sale Sunday under the supervision of McCray and Pond real estate brokers and attorney Carlos Brashares. Fifty lots lie on Ohio Avenue with the rest on adjacent streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicken Addition
McCray and Pond
Carlos Brashares
Ohio Avenue
Judge Klinger to Address Logan Ki ds Club on Loan Companies
Judge John W. Klinger will speak to Logan Kids Club members about loan companies of our time at their regular session at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Klinger
Logan Kids Club
White House
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Ned
Claim Bricker
Athens County
OAP
Attentaa
The
Associated Press
FDR
London
Central Press Radiophoto
Moravec
Serge Inger
Edward Benes
Rudolf Viest
New York
Hitler
Call Schoolman
Carl Laemmle, SR
Legion Meet
U. S
Col
Beightler
Hocking
Fairfield County
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