Workmen’s Mutual Burial Association Leads Logan Group
Logan April 1 The Workmen’s Mutual Burial Association with about 1000 members is believed to be the city’s largest organization formed over 20 years ago by the Kerlin Brick Plant employer. Corwin Cher is president and monthly meetings are held, with the next gathering Wednesday evening for business.
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Logan
Workmen’s Mutual Burial Association
Kerlin Brick Plant
Hocking Valley Brick Company
Corwin Cher
Harry L. Smith
Dogs to Die in Logan After Sheep Raids
Warden Charles Briley reports three dogs marked for execution after raids on flocks. Two attacked Mrs. Abbie Gormley near South Perry causing damage, and a third was found in Benton Township after a raid on Clint Keck’s flock with three sheep lost.
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Logan
Charles Briley
South Perry
Abbie Gormley
Briley
Benton Township
Clint Keck
Nine to share Dixon estate under Longstreth will
Logan April 1 Nine children are to share equally in the estate of George Dixon of Longstreth. They are Emma Hardy, Ham Dixon, May McCullough, Pearley Brooker, George D Dixon, Ona Locke, Nora Sheppard, Edith Wilson and Arnie Dixon. Arlie Dixon named administrator. Will signed May 3 1929 with May Hutchinson and Charles Brooker as witnesses.
Saturday Club Program At Easterling Clubhouse
Members of the Saturday Club were hosted Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Frank Gallagher at the Easterling Clubhouse. Mrs. Robert B. Longstreth of Union Furnace prepared a paper on Christ and Christianity. Bible verses accompanied the roll call and Mrs. H. V. Adams contributed a piano number. Guests included Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Anna Jeffries, Mrs. F. L. Preston, Mrs. C. O. Allen, Mrs. Charles G. Bowen, Mrs. Minnie A. Campbell, Mrs. George C. Hengst, Miss Etta Freisner of Logan, Mrs. H. R. Tipton of Gallipolis, and Mrs. M. L. Raniels of McArthur.
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Frank Gallagher
Robert B. Longstreth
Union Furnace
H. V. Adams
Adams
Anna Jeffries
F. L. Preston
Serious Iitness of Class Spirit Playlet Presented
Four Square Class of the Methodist Sunday School presented a playlet titled Serious Iitness of Class Spirit at a Friday evening business and social meeting. Mrs Porter Waugh led devotionals and the class enjoyed a social hour with songs by Mrs Hillyer and Miss Myers. Lunch followed, served by a committee including Mrs Anderson Smith Heinlein Waugh Strausbaugh and Davis. Guests included Mrs Hillyer and several others.
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Four Square
Methodist Sunday School
Porter Waugh
Edgar Hillyer
Dorothy Myers
Carl Anderson
Ford Smith
Harry Heinlein
Waugh
L. C. ‘Strausbaugh
Edward ‘Davis
Hillyer
W. C. Adair
L. R. Ruble
Joe W. Farbear
Westbrook
Quinette Shaw
Bell Returns to Duty After Five Day Suspension
Logan police chief John Bell is back on duty after a five day suspension issued by Service Director Fred C. Shively. The penalty followed an automobile wreck during an off city limits tour of duty.
Gordon Fined Fifteen Dollars for Intoxication
Gordon Kenneth of Union Furnace pleaded guilty to intoxication at arraignment before Magistrate J P Miller. He was fined fifteen dollars plus costs. Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn arrested him on Sunday.
Murray City to Buy New Pumper Fire Truck
Murray City residents vote to raise funds via public subscription to purchase a pumper fire truck. A citizens meeting chaired by Mayor Sred Surgeon named a committee to organize the drive and explore upgrading the pumping station with new equipment as Snow Fork Creek provides adequate water supply.
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Murray City
Jones
Snow Fork
Funeral plans for Logan superintendent Ridgley incomplete
Logan April 1 funeral arrangements for C. F. Ridgley superintendent of the Logan Schools who died from a heart attack early Monday morning had not been completed. Burial will be at Chester Hill home of his father C. A. Ridgley. Ridgley suffered the heart attack at his office in the high school building Saturday morning and later was moved to his home after aid was summoned.
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Edward Goodlive
Ridgley
North Mulberry Street
Enumerators Assigned for 16th Census Canvass in Logan
Logan April 1. Sixteen census enumerators chosen last week by Gaylord C Peters Lancaster supervisor of the eighteenth district were instructed Monday by Peters and assistants. Canvass work starts April 2 with Hocking County divided so each enumerator covers roughly equal citizen counts.
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Logan
Gaylord C. Peters
Lancaster
Peters
Hocking County
Pielow Declines Cambridge Call to Pulpit
Logan April 1. Rev E L Pielow pastor of St Pauls Episcopal Church rejected a call to the Cambridge Episcopal Church. He said the Cambridge pastorate is lucrative but he prefers to remain in Logan where he has many friends.
Slot machines found in Logan area arresting two
Two arrests were made Sunday by Constables George Spang and Charles Frasure in connection with slot machines. Machines were found at the Haydenville and near this city at C. Alberry and J. D. Smith locations. The Smith machine was turned to the wall and not in operation. Officers confiscated the machines.
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Logan
George Spang
Charles Frasure
C. Alberry
Haydenville
J. D. Smith
Smith Place
Sater Arrested on Delinquency Charge in Logan
Ern est Sater was arrested Saturday evening by Constable George Spang and held in the county jail awaiting arraignment before Judge A M Ellinger. He faces charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Sater
Logan
Ernest Sater
George Spang
A. M. Ellinger
Opposition group aims to halt Logan show trustees act
A Logan group member indicated plans to have the Knights of Pythian Lodge trustees rescind their decision to open the show. Attendance Sunday was reported around 600 for several performances.
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Logan
Knights of Pythian Lodge
Jean Roberts Weds Logan in July 1929 Ceremony
Announcement by Mrs J W Littleton of Toledo states Miss Jean Roberts will marry James R R Bruner on July 29 1929 at Moffree Michigan. The Logan High School graduate previously worked as a stenographer in the Hocking Valley Carshops and lived with her grandmother Mrs Mary Hull before moving to Lancaster where her husband works for Hammond Clothiers.
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Lancaster
Hammond Clothiers
Columbus man pleads not guilty in non-support charge
Edward Coffee of Columbus pleads not guilty at arraignment before Magistrate E E Bright. He was arrested last week by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbean and bound over to the grand jury under an $800 bond.
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Logan
Edward Coffee
Columbus
E. E. Bright
Joe Farbearn
Coffee
Appraisers Named in Crane Estate
Logan April 1 Judge A M El linger appointed appraisers for the John W Crane estate. Saturday Mrs Crane was named administrator. Appraisers are Ben Mowery Barton A Hall and Raymond Nutter of Green Township. Estate largely consists of money due from the Natco plant where Crane worked before his death.
Clergy Pulpit Exchange At St Pauls Church
The Rev. E. L. Pielow of St. Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church exchanged pulpits Sunday with the Rev. Duncan Weeks of Zanesville. The swap highlighted denominational ties and local church outreach.
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E. L. Pielow
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Duncan Weeks
Zanesville
Buckets in Use Form Brigade To Fight Murray City Fire
A bucket brigade formed in Murray City on Sunday morning checked a fire at the Mark Shelton residence from spreading to nearby property until the Nelsonville Fire Department arrived. The Shelton family except Mr. Shelton were away visiting. The fire’s origin was not determined.
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Murray City
Logan
Mark Shelton
Nelsonville
B Shelton
Shelton
Wire Stolen From Greendale Mince Mines
William Drayton reports to Sheriff Lloyd a theft over the weekend of about 500 pounds of copper wire from Greendale Brick Plant mines in Greendale. Deputy L F Hammond investigates as police track the suspect.
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Logan
William Drayton
Greendale
W. R. Lloyd
L. F. Hammond
Local residents visit, travel and business around Logan
Mr and Mrs M F Weymueller and two children visited Dr H G Gibson in Glouster with wife and kids staying a week. Mrs Ira Duffey of Union Furnace shopped in Logan. Harry Frazee of Murray City called on Logan business. Mrs Charles Barnes and son James go to Detroit for a week with relatives. Mrs Zoa Blosser of Carbon Hill visited in Logan. C E Poling of Lancaster came on business. Don Smart of Haydenville traveled to Logan for business. Judge A M Ellinger and family visited near Lancaster, while Charles Brown county commissioner returned to Marion Township.
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M. F. Weymueller
Glouster
H. G. Gibson
Zoa Blosser
Carbon Hill
C. E. Poling
Lancaster
Don Smart
Haydenville
Logan
Alpha Wharton
South Perry
A. M. Ellinger
Everett Wiseman
Charles Brown
Marion Township
Fess Opposes New Consultative Naval Pact Move
Senator Fess of Ohio, Republican whip and Foreign Relations Committee member, denounced a consultative pact as a basis for naval disarmament as clearly impossible. He warned against moral commitments in Mediterranean talks and predicted a three power disarmament treaty from the Naval Conference, joining other committee members in opposition.
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Washington
U.rp
Fess
Ohio
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Mediterranean
Borah
Johnson
Calif
Shipstead
Farmer- Labor
Swanson
Virginia
George
Georgia
Foltz Family Announces Birth of Daughter
Mr and Mrs Joe Foltz announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Pete Clank and Mr and Mrs Edward Foltz.
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Joe Foltz
Pete Clank
Edward Foltz
Local pair charged with selling stolen mine scrap
New Lexington on April 1 reports Carl Hiles and Vinta Munyon were arrested by Sheriff Clifford Wilson for selling junk copper and brass believed taken from the Groff Mine at Shawnee.
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New Lexington
Carl Hiles
Vinta Munyon
Clifford Wilson
Shawnee
Universal War Draft Moves House Attention
House members discuss tariff adjustments for constituents as Senate focuses on Muscle Shoals. The main House action is a bill authorizing a universal war-time draft, long debated by the Military Affairs Committee.
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Universal War Draft
House
Washington
U.P
Senate
Military Affairs Committee
Injured Janitor Fractures Collar Bone After Fall
Pearly Evans a janitor at The Messenger Building suffered a fracture of the left collar bone after slipping on a pebble Monday night on West Union Street. He fell against an iron guard rail and was injured.
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Pearly Evans
Messenger Building
West Union Street
Evans
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
A vintage health ad claims Kruschen Salts remove fat by mineral balance. It promises fat loss in four weeks after taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning and notes gains in vitality and a shapely figure as the fat disappears.
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