Sheriff Returns with Suspect from Texas for Non Support
Sheriff W. R. Lloyd brought Ora Martin back from Plainview Texas to Logan to face non support charges. The extradition papers did not require governor signature. Returning officers found Logan jail crowded with twenty prisoners by Monday afternoon.
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Logan
Plainview
Texas
W. R. Lloyd
Ora Martin
Lone Star State
Lloyd
Columbus
South
Dan Moody
Martin
Farbearn
Hammond
Eberst will disposes of estate to eight heirs
In Logan on April 10 probate court read the will of Mrs. Catherine Eberst valuing the estate at 9609 dollars. George Eberst named executor. After a small daughter’s bequest the remainder goes to seven children and heirs of an eighth. Beneficiaries include George Frank Thomas Edward Minnie Annie Loretta and James Paul John Eberst. Dated October 9, 1922, witnesses H M Whitcraft Minnie Buntz. Appraisers Sam Jones Paul Brown Frank Burberry.
Hocking County to Have a Pest Hunt
In Logan on April 10, a joint committee from Hocking and Ewing granges met at the extension service to plan a four week pest hunt starting April 14. Members include Mrs. Marion Beery Mrs. John Liff Newman Hansel Walter North and Harley Emmons. Points are rats ten mice five groundhogs twenty crows fifteen sparrows five. Laurelville Knights of Pythias boys run a rat hunt ending April 12 with winners honored by losers.
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Logan
Hocking
Ewing
Extension Service
Pest
Marion Beery
John Liff
Newman Hansel
Walter North
Harley Emmons
Laurelville Knights of Pythias
Paul Armstrong
Wilson Ross
Prisoners arraigned in Logan court on April term
Four men pleaded not guilty before Judge Harley M Whitcraft after being indicted by the April term grand jury. William Wyskiver facing burglary and larceny with $800 bond, William Reynolds for abandonment with $800 bond, William Smith for non support with $800 bond, and Franklin Stump for disturbing a religious meeting with $300 bond. Trial dates not set.
Men arraigned on liquor charges in Logan
James Miller and William Spence were arraigned before Judge Whitcraft on possessing intoxicating liquor. Miller pled guilty and paid a $100 fine and costs. Spence pled not guilty, with hearing set for Wednesday and bond set at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Miller
William Spence
Whitcraft
Miller
Spence
Widow to receive year's salary after senator's death
Mrs. Frank B. Willis, widow of the late senator, will automatically get $10,000 from the Senate under the law that pays a widow one year's salary when a senator or congressman dies in office.
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Washington
Frank B. Willis
Senate
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs Logan at Bebout Home
Mrs Kate Miller, guest of Mrs James Bebout of Hill Street, was treated to a birthday dinner by Mrs Bebout on Sunday. Others present included Mr and Mrs T D Conkle, Miss Kathryn Al baugh, Miss Marguerite Bebout, Columbus, and Mr and Mrs James Bebout with the Lanning family of this city.
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Logan
Kate Miller
James Bebout
Hill Street
Bebout
T. D. Conkle
Kathryn Albaugh
Marguerite Bebout
Columbus
Gerald Lanning
Ccity
Glouster Head Trouble After Measles Attack
Glouster reports Miss Ernestine Gladden treated at St. Francis hospital Columbus for head trouble after a measles illness. Brother Deloss Gladden examined there as pneumonia and flu weakened lung function. ambulance waited then returned to Glouster. Juanita Cunningham six undergoes tonsil removal at Sheltering Arms Athens hospital performed by Dr. Harry LeFever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ernestine Gladden
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
C. F. Wallace
Deloss Gladden
Mr. Gladden
Improvement Seen in Paul Beshara’s Pneumonia Case
Glouster April 10 reports the four year old Paul Beshara son of Mr and Mrs Joe Beshara remains critically ill with pneumonia a trained nurse continues to care for him in the case’s ongoing treatment by medical staff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Paul
Joe Beshara
Mexico's war on church remains unsettled in Holy Week
Mexico City reports ongoing unrest as Calles defends civil supremacy. Since March 1 about 300 rebels, 30 to 40 federal soldiers, Agrarians and local defense members have died. Six people including a priest were executed in San Luis Potosi for rebellion. Over 100 Catholics arrested in six weeks, five priests among them. Most detainees released or deported after charges of attending or conducting services.
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Mexico City
U.R
Mexico
Calles
San Luis Potosia
Expects No Fuss From Coal Strikers
In Columbus Ohio U S Marshall Stanley Borthwick says peaceful relocation of Eastern Ohio coal miners evicted from operator owned homes is anticipated. Evictions were ordered by Federal Judge Benson W Hough with deadlines April 15 and May 1 and many miners have already moved into ready houses near Bellaire across the river.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
U. S. Marshall
Stanley Borthwick
Benson W. Hough
Borthwick
Bellaire
Doctor Crawford to Undergo Cataract Surgery in Columbus
Dr. A. J. Crawford plans to travel to Columbus late this week for the cataract operation on his left eye. A preliminary procedure was already performed a couple of weeks ago to prepare for the upcoming surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
A. J. Crawford
Columbus
Jon
Burns Family Mourns Death of Ella Smiley
Mr and Mrs Frank Burns traveled to Wellston after the death of Mrs Ella Smiley in Cleveland. Mrs Smiley died Sunday at her home, Wellston was her former home and funeral services will be in Wellston with burial there.
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Glouster
Frank Burns
Wellston
Burns
Ella Smiley
Cleveland
Smiley
Moundsville Movers Enter West Virginia at Rapid Pace
In Moundsville West Virginia residents report a steady influx as people travel across state lines at about two car loads per day, reflecting a significant migration pace cited by local sources.
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Moundsville
W. Va
West Virginia
Second Man Dies After Slab Run Gun Battle
Portsmouth April 10. Garner Vendl aged 27, wounded in a gun battle at Slab Run that killed deputy sheriff Henry Bending aged 31, died at a hospital here late today.
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Portsmouth
Garner Vendl
Slab Run
Henry Bending
Big Day At U B Church Fills Logan With Attendance
Two thousand people attended services at the United Brethren church in Logan on Sunday with Sunday school totaling 812. Dr. W R Funk of Dayton preached two sermons drawing large crowds. The church collected 823 for the Sunday school. Thirty two baptized and twenty four joined the church. Sixteen baptized and twenty five added to the Presbyterian church membership at morning worship.
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Logan
United Brethren Church
W. R. Funk
Dayton
Presbyterian Church
Local Social and School Notes from Nelsonville-Zanesville Area
Zoath Hammond visited in Zanesville with Mr and Mrs William Lewis and family. Dwigh Phillips and wife announce the birth of a son at their home. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jesse Phillips of Logan. Easter dinner guests included Mrs Bertha Oberle and sons Fred and Edward Collins. J W Coleman attended a Parent Teacher meeting in Nelsonville Friday. Prosecutor Phil Henderson went to Nelsonville Monday to confer with city officers about an arrest there.
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Zoath Hammond
Zanesville
William Lewis
Dwight Phillips
Jesse Phillips
Logan
J. E. Edwards
Bertha Oberle
Fred
Edward Collins
J. W. Coleman
Nelsonville
Phil Henderson
Arrests in Starr theft case involve two locals
Pearl Lanning, arrested Monday afternoon at Starr, is held on suspicion in the recent theft of fruit and vegetables from Mr. and Mrs. John Miller. Deputy L. F. Hammond also arrested Pearl Bryan, who faces a charge of stealing potatoes.
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Logan
Pearl Lanning
Starr
John Miller
Lanning
L. F. Hammond
Hammond
Pearl Bryan
Former miners leader Robert Marshall visits Glouster
Robert Marshall of McCarr Kentucky, a former president of the miners organization in this sub-district, spent the first of the week in Glouster.
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Glouster
Robert Marshall
McCarr
Miners’ Organization
Williams Family Spends Sunday with Relatives in Zanesville
Marshal and Mrs Henry Williams with son Max visited relatives in Zanesville along with Mr and Mrs Francis McAllister and their baby over the weekend.
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Marshal
Henry Williams
Max
Francis McAllister
Baby
Zanesville
Man Arrested On Assault Warrant Faces Court
Landon Bentley of Coolville was arrested Monday afternoon by Deputy Hammond on an affidavit charging assault on L. D. Cottrill. Arraignment set for Tuesday before Judge Ellinger.
Easterling event hosts Saturday club at Union Furnace home
Mrs. Robert Longstreth of Union Furnace entertained the Saturday club Saturday afternoon at the Easterling residence.
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Robert Longstreth
Union Furnace
Ohio State Man To Head Kent Normal
J O O Englman, 56, of Ohio State University, elected president of Kent State Normal school succeeding Dr David Allen Anderson who resigns next month. Englman formerly ran Decatur schools and taught school administration at Ohio State.
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Ohio State
Kent Normal
Kent
J. O O. Englman
Ohio State University
Kent State Normal School
David Allen Anderson
Engleman
Canton
Decatur
Religion crowns the statesman program at luncheon meeting
After a 1 o'clock luncheon a program discussed the topic Religion crowns the statesman and the man is the sole source of public and of private peace. Mrs. D A Rannelie presented The Believing World History of Religion. Roll call offered Bible character items. Miss Minnie Moore reported the Columbus law enforcement conference.
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Statesman
D. A. Rannelie
Minnie Moore
Columbus
Delbert Flowers and Family Holiday Visit Highlight Easter
Middleport April 10 Delbert Flowers wife and son Jimmy spent Easter here with Mrs Reichman the mother of Mrs Flowers They traveled from Akron where Delbert works at a tire firm and his Buick logged 90000 miles during the return trip He recalls meeting Fred Davis Hollywood drug store proprietor and notes many Middleporters and the Jackson boys were also in Los Angeles He plans another trip soon and recalls naval service years across the globe Mrs Flowers weighs over 200 pounds and remains fond of Middleport Their son Dick stays with grandmother Beighman and attends local school Also noted Columbus girl Miss Sater recently elected secretary of the Barn Swallows a large Wellesley college campus drama club linked to Mrs Homer Grant of Columbus
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Middleport
Delbert Flowers
Jimmy
California
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Young Flowers
Fred Davis
Jackson Boys
Mr. Flowers
Navy
Mrs. Flowers
Jim
Lowry Sater
East Broad Street
Columbus
Barn Swallows
Wellesley College
Wellesly
Mass
Columbus Dispatch
Sater
Homer Grant
Main Street
Sixth Avenue
Katherine Sater’s Announcement From Middleport
Middleport April 10. Miss Katherine Sater daughter of Mr. falls, announced as a community figure in local social notes. The brief item notes her family ties and hometown context without detailing the event.
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Middleport
Katherine Sater
Wilt heads to Bucyrus shops as Easter brings workers home
Middleport reports Mr Wilt departed Monday for the Bucyrus shops. Several men who left April 1 returned for Easter. Those slated for Bucyrus had until April 15 to decide whether to go or take fur lough. Most went. a few stayed due to personal affairs. Wilt family remains for the summer.
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Middleport
Farewell Luncheon and Bridge Party Held in Middleport
In Middleport on Saturday a luncheon at the Mary Jane Coffee Shop followed by a bridge party at Mrs. Laughead's home honored Mrs. Otto Larrick who will soon move to Ruevrus. Twenty four women attended the farewell event.
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Middleport
Mary Jane Coffee Shop
Laughead
Otto Larrick
Ruevrus
Easter Visit Corps of Relatives Reach Columbus
Mrs J E Powell of Columbus visited her parents Mr and Mrs James Root on Grant street while Mrs Harry Schoen and her son from Charleston stayed a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Williams. Mr and Mrs Curt Lallance and their son Carl plus two nieces were listed among visitors.
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J. E. Powell
Columbus
James Root
Grant Street
Harry Schoen
Charleston
Town Visit Highlights Local People
Misses Leone Wagal and Ruth Bose of Parkersburg visited relatives Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McBride in town. Mrs. A. E. Hulbert of Pearl Street, mother of Mrs. J. F. Dillard, is ill. Mrs. Anna Schwartz of Athens is here with friend Mrs. A. W. McKay and Middleport friends. Mr. Calderwood and daughter Nella, after an Easter Akron trip, have returned home with Mrs. Hobart and Mrs. Reed families.
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Leone Wagal
Ruth Bose
Parkersburg
R. C. McBride
A. E. Hulbert
Pearl Istreet
J. F. Dillard
Anna Schwartz
Athens
A. W. McKay
Middleport
Schwartz
Calderwood
Nella
Akron
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