Whisky haul tied to Ohio man in Logan case
Oscar Odell of Columbus was caught Tuesday near Gore with 29 gallons of whisky in his car. Deputy Farbearn and Chief Reynolds found the liquor of New Straitsville origin. Odell pleaded guilty in Logan before Mayor Elias Bright and was fined 100 dollars plus costs for transporting liquor.
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Logan
Oscar Odell
Columbus
Gore
Joe Farbearn
Lew Reynolds
New Straitsville
Odell
Elias Bright
Man and boy held after alms seeking in Logan
Carl Blakesley 60 and a 14 year old boy were detained by Probation Officer Alfred B Campbell after complaints they sought alms from locals. They were jailed overnight and questioned next day before release. Blakesley said he is a Pennsylvania miner and has faced scarce work for years. They had slept in a box car and begged for food.
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Frgun
Jackson County
Blakesley
Delong Rites Held for Mrs Mary Jane Delong
Final rites were held at St. Matthew Lutheran Church for Mrs. Mary Jane Delong 81 widow of William Delong who died Monday after hardening of the arteries. She is survived by children Homer Frank William Delong and daughters Mrs Frank Weiss Mrs Mary Tignor and Mrs J Mellman. Sister Mrs Lydia Cotterman of New Straiteville also survives. Rev Amos L Heyde preached the sermon. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Mary Jane Delong
William Delong
Homer
Frank
Frank Weiss
Mary Tignor
J. Mellman
Lancaster
Lydia Cotterman
New Straiteville
Amos L. Heyde
Oak Grove Cemetery
Revival Is Success at South Perry with 38 Conversions
Revival services at the South Perry Methodist Episcopal Church report 38 converts and many new members after three weeks of evangelistic efforts led by Rev. J. T. Yocum and Rev. W. H. Woodgeard. The group notes progress rivaling Mt. Tabor in Marion Township.
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Logan
South Perry Methodist Episcopal Church
J. T. Yocum
Hocking County
W. H. Woodgeard
Mt. Tabor
Marion Township
First candidate Brown files petition for city treasurer
April 7 report states Frank G. Brown Democrat filed his petition with the election board for city treasurer. It is understood Edward Nelson Republican plans to file soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank G. Brown
Election Board
Edard Nelson
Arrests Tied to Old Charge and Box Car Theft
Logan April 7. Stanley Starr Gore was arrested Wednesday evening by Deputy Sheriff Stanley Sparnon for an old charge in Washington County. Ernest Evans Carbon Hill was arrested there Wednesday by Deputy Sheriffs Joe Farbearn and Stanley Sparnow at the request of C and O Railroad detectives who sought him for questioning in connection with a recent box car theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Stanley Starr
Gore
Stanley Sparnon
Ernest Evans
Carbon Hill
Joe Farbearn
Stanley Sparnow
C. and O
Professor Beckett Delivers Talk at Central PTA Meeting
Logan reports Ohio University professor R H Beckett as principal speaker at the Central Parent-Teacher Association meeting on How Figures Count. A Junior Dramatic Club play on How to Study followed, directed by Ruth Armstrong with ten pupils in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Dramatic Club
Ruth Armstrong
Thieves Strike Logan Streets Reported Statewide
Logan on April 7 reported petty thefts by two thieves stealing groceries from cars. Samuel Blum of Enterprise and George Miller near Rockbridge lost several dollars worth of goods while their vehicles were parked on city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sol Ellinger
Samuel Blum
Enterprise
George Miller
Rockbridge
Funeral services for Evan Jones held at Baptist Church
Funeral services were held Monday from the Baptist Church for Evan Jones who died in Columbus. He ran a local grocery for years and was a widower. Also noted are a nun William Jones teaching in the high school, Mrs. William Bird in Columbus hospital, and several burial and birth notices including David K. Nutter 82 buried here. A infant son of Mr and Mrs Pless Little died at birth with mother in serious condition.
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Baptist Church
Evan Jones
Columbus
William Jones
David K. Nutter
Canaan Township
Athens County
Local News Notes On Visits and Delegates In Ohio and Nearby States
Port land reverend and Mrs Clarey attended a district meeting in Portsmouth last week. Delegates include Mary Louise McDade chosen for the home economic convention at Athens. Various visitors and residents from Parkersburg Kansas City Columbus Letart Bashan and Syracuse are mentioned with family visits and errands through the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarey
Portsmouth
Mary Louise McDade
Athens
Make This Model at Home Practical Frock
A compact guide outlines how to craft a practical home frock with simple sewing steps. It covers fabric selection, cutting templates, basic stitches, and finishing touches for a wearable, affordable garment.
Simple, Practical Dress Pattern Offer Appears
The notice promotes pattern 2257 for sizes 16 through 46, plus an Anne Adams Fashion Book. It advertises inexpensive cotton fabric, easy sewing with step by step instructions, and large pockets. Catalog and pattern together cost 25 cents, with 15 cents for pattern and 15 cents for catalog. Orders go to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
Brave Deed Runaway Captured After Thrilling Chase
Logan correspondent reports a dramatic rescue near Gibisonville as John Smith and his grandson pursue a runaway horse and buggy. They seized a gasoline buggy to chase, catching the horse after a long sprint, with both horse and buggy unharmed.
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Logan
Gibisonville
John Smith
John Junior
Smith
Hocking County
Akron disaster blamed on handling and weather
Captain Anton Heinen, famed trainer of US Navy airships, says the Akron crash was avoidable with proper navigation. Heinen criticizes a meteorological disturbance and compares to the Shenandoah case, urging no whitewash and adherence to aerodynamics and safety in airship operation.
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Lakehurst
N. J
U.P
Anton Heinen
United States Navy
Shenandoah
Heinen
Special Palm Sunday Service At Memorial Auditorium
In observance of Palm Sunday the Y W C A will present a service at Memorial Auditorium at 6 o clock with President EF B Bryan delivering the Easter message. The cross will be filled with flowers by Y W C A members and Ru fus Putnam school children. Violin and piano are performed by Michael Ciceo and Miss Helen Schaefer with the Ohio University Choir singing Bach Planets Stars and Airs of Space I ve Found a Friend and Alleluia plus The Palms by Faure sung by Miss Helen Hedden of the School of Music.
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Memorial Auditorium
EF. B. Bryan
Rufus Putnam
Michael Ciceo
Helen Schaefer
Ohio University
Bach
C. C. Robinson
Good Shepherd Church Outlines Holy Week Schedule
Holy Week plan announced by Rev. L. W. Clarke at Good Shepherd Episcopal Church East State Street. Morning Holy Communion held Monday through Thursday, three hours on Good Friday starting at noon. Sunday services include Holy Communion at seven o'clock and again at 10 30.
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Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
East State Street
L. W. Clarke
Union Service Will Unite 3 Logan Groups
Logan on April 7 outlines Passion Week union services among Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian and United Brethren congregations. Events include a union communion at First Presbyterian Thursday night, Friday afternoon at Pythian Theater with Rev W N Shank, morning palm blessing at St Paul Episcopal, and evening vesper by the Young People’s Choir. Dr James Oscar Boyd to speak at First Presbyterian.
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Logan
Methodist Episcopal
Presbyterian
United Brethren
First Presbyterian Church
Pythian Theater
W. N. Shank
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. T. Warren
United Brethren Church
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Amos L. Heyde
B. C. Peters
St. Paul Episcopal Church
C. M. Lever
James Oscar Boyd
Levant Agency
American Bible Society
Young People's Choir
H. M. Boocks
Glouster Church Announces Evangelistic Series Topics
Glouster Ohio items announce Sunday morning worship with The Power of the Cross and evening Glorying in the Cross. Bible study aims to boost attendance as Cottage prayer meetings prep the evangelistic week.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Glouster Methodist Church
Jesus
Glouster M. E
Epworth League
Jacksonville
Church Services and Musical Selections Announced
The article lists choral pieces and solo arrangements titled The Heavens Are Telling Thing Is The Kingdom and Divine Love. Rev F H Landgrabe will preach Divine Love at the Church of the Nazarene morning service with evening evangelistic services to follow. Rev H L Geddes will lead services at First Presbyterian Church Monday through Wednesday next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Landgrabe
Church of the Nazarene
H. L. Geddes
First Presbyterian Church
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