Woman Sentenced to Marysville Institution in Delinquency Case
Carrie Hamilton received six months in the Marysville institution for women after pleading guilty in probate court to contributing to the delinquency of her minor son. Judge A M Ellinger imposed the sentence and a $10 fine plus costs after deputies arrested her near Webb Summit while riding in an automobile with a man. Hamilton has been jailed since last week.
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Webb Summit
Hammond
oJe Farbearn
Funeral Held For William Hammond Brother Of C B Hammond
William Hammond, brother of C B Hammond, died Thursday and funeral services were held in Bloomingboro near Washington D D H. He formerly lived near Webb Summit. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Braddock spent Thursday and Friday in Columbus at the American Automobile Association convention. Rev Frank Williamson closed a three week revival at Bethany United Brethren Church with many new members reported.
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Co. B. Hammond
L. F. Hammond
William Hanmond, Jr
Bloomingbore
Washington D. H
William Hanmond
C. B. Hammond
Hammond
Webb Summit
Lawrence Braddock
Columbus
American Automobile Association
Southern Hotel
Frank Williamson
Bethany United Brethren Church
Tucker-Weaver Marriage Announced in Circleville
Announcement made here Monday reports the marriage of Miss Velma Tucker daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Tucker Logan Rim to Frederick Weaver son of Mr and Mrs William Weaver of South Perry The ceremony occurred in Circleville Thursday The Tuckers and their son plus another daughter were here Monday en route to Carbon Hill where they lived until a year ago before moving to Ross County
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Velma Tucker
Edward Tucker
Logan Rim
Frederick Weaver
William Weaver
South Perry
Circleville
Carbon Hill
Ross County
Births and Deaths in March Reported for Wocking County
Health department data show 33 births and 82 deaths in March with 13 births and 10 deaths in the city district. Five deaths were due to reportable diseases including pneumonia influenza and tuberculosis. Measles led the communicable diseases with five cases. influenza, scarlet fever, diphtheria, pneumonia, mumps and chicken pox also noted.
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Logan
Wocking
Health Department
Donald Shunkwiler
Emery Vinson Sou
Jury excused as Ebert Cox case settles by guilty plea
The April petit jury was excused until Tuesday morning after Jennie Ebert versus Russell Cox ended with a guilty plea. Cox found to be the reputed father and ordered to pay $175 for support plus costs. Jurors to hear the state of Ohio versus William Smith Tuesday, with Eugene Wright appointed as attorney for Smith.
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Cox
State of
Ohio
William Smith
Smith
Eugene Wright
Ten-Cent Street Car Fare Debuts in New Philadelphia
April 17 marks a fare hike for the Northern Ohio Power & Light company lines. The street car fare rises from five to ten cents. Five-ride tickets cost 35 cents and school tickets sell five for 25 cents.
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New
Philadelphia
Northern Ohio Power & Light Company
Mental test for Leslie Shultz in Sand Run murder case
Dr. Pritchard the state hospital superintendent conducted a four hour mental examination of Leslie Shultz in Columbus on April 17. The test was in the grand jury room and followed by a discussion with Prosecutor Phil Henderson about the case. If the grand jury indicts next Monday, Dr. Pritchard may testify for the state.
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Dr. Pritchard
Hoover Defends Americanism in Portsmouth Speech
Congressman Arthur M. Free asserts Herbert Hoover is purely American and proclaims Hoover refused all salary or expenses during his war relief work in Europe and other duties. The remark counters charges from political enemies about pro British ties.
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Portsmouth
Herbert Hoover
Arthur M. Free
California
Free
Hoover
Europe
Murray City Boys, Carbon Hill Girls Win Hocking Meet
In Haydenville, Murray City high school boys scored 67 points and Carbon Hill girls captured the meet with 59 points. Haydenville and South Perry fielded teams, with Haydenville placing second and South Perry third. Gibisonville totaled 12 points as other schools posted scattered scores.
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Logan
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Hocking County
Recreation Field
Haydenville
Gibisonville
South Perry
Miss Minnerine Burke Hosts Luncheon Bridge in South Logan
Miss Minnerine Burke entertained at her South Logan home Saturday for Miss Jean Blasius and guests. Spring flowers decorated the tables as bridge followed lunch with high honors to Miss Betty Rochester Miss Cecelia Blasius and Miss Jane Ambrose. Out of town guests included Miss Margaret Ryan Miss Marian Leach Columbus Miss Faye Mamberg Lancaster. Other attendees were Miss Blasius Mrs Frank Blasius Mrs Fred Hull Miss Verone Ackers Miss Caroline Work Miss Kathryn Rochester and Miss Marjorie Fox. Readings and piano numbers by Miss Leach and Miss Ryan concluded the afternoon while Miss Ackers sang a group of songs.
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Minnerine Burke
South Logan
Jean Blasius
Betty Rochester
Cecelia
Blasius
Jane Ambrose
Margaret Ryan
Marian Leach
Columbus
Faye Mamberg
Lancaster
Miss Blasius
Frank Blasius
Fred Hull
Verone Ackers
Caroline Work
Kathryn Rochester
Marjorie Fox
Miss Leach
Miss Ryan
Miss Ackers
Haydenville Pair Wed Under Magistrate Millec
Rollan Rathburn 25 a laborer of Haydenville and Louise Colly 22 of Haydenville were married by Magistrate J. P. Millec. Both are children of named parents. The ceremony occurred at Haydenville with families present.
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Rollan Rathburn
Haydenville
I. E. Rathburn
Louise Colly
Isaiah Colly
J. P. Millec
Pattern description for child dress with fabric options
The notice outlines a pattern for a 16 18 and 20 year size dress set using Tweed crepella persey tafteta or linen. An 18 year size needs one yard 32 inch lining for the underbody and 2 1/2 yards of 54 inch material for the skirt and blouse.
Three Browns Prospects Move From Tulsa to Browns Club
Three promising S8&t Louis Browns prospects from last season's Tulsa squad in the Western League are Sturdy Brannon and Kress. Brannon and Kress are infielders, while Sturdy is an outfielder, all now with the Browns.
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S8&t. Louis Browns
Tulsa
Brannon
Kress
Guilty of Furnishing Beer Fined in Hebbardsville
Guilty verdict for furnishing beer to Louise Davis and Fred Robinette in Hebbardsville. A $100 fine plus costs imposed by Magistrate Carl Porter. Arrest by Constable Harry Dalton and Fred Heck.
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Louise Davis
Fred Robinette
Hebbardsville
Carl Porter
Harry Dalton
Fred Heck
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Marysville
Carrie Hamilton
William Sauders
Ward Township
Logan Monday
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William H. Blair
James Shuttleworth
Mack Shaw
Samuel Arbaugh
Charles F. Schorr
Mark F. Burgess
Willard A. Richardson
Lawrence Kessler
Ralph Heft
Willard E. Lyke
Clyde L. Goss
Charlee F. Worthman
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Jesse Beougher
Benjamin Griffith
George T. Nutter
Morris Dupler
Hovie Hagan
Ed B. Wolf
Taise
al Smith
Alfred E. Smith
Solid South
Asheville
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Biltmore Forest Country Club
AAS
Billie
Love Mart
State Hospital
Leslie Shultz
Hocking
Messenger Pattern Department
Olid
Theatre Ohio
Warner Bros
Supreme Triumph
al Jolson
May McAvoy
Warner Oland
Cantor Rosenblatt
Grand Theatre
John Parkinson
Roxborough
Mr. Parkinson
SOL
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Athens
United Press
Colorado
Norman Thomas
New York
National Socialists Party
ROYAL
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Franklin W. Fort
House of
New Jersey
Court House
Athens County
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J. M. Wood
H. C. Clark
Royal Society
D. Zenner Company
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