Banks Are Brown’s Target in Speech at Logan
Republican gubernatorial candidate Clarence J. Brown spoke to about 250 at Knights of Pythias Hall Logan urging banking reform and tax relief. He called for stricter state bank supervision, efficient government, fair tax shifts, and budgeting based on business principles, with emphasis on reducing taxes for homeowners and small businesses.
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Banks
Brown
Logan
Clarence J. Brown
Knights of Pythias Hall
Hocking County
Republican Women's Club
McArthur Nelsonville
Laurelville
Carbon
Ohio
Edwin D. Ricketts
Harry Thomas
Women's Club
Parking Rule Changes Hit Streets in Athens
Athens City Council discussed tighter parking rules on Court Union and Washington Streets and on Race Street with possible one hour limits. City Solicitor Erskine to draft an ordinance for May first meeting. Also, Logan Gas Company rate case remanded to Public Utilities Commission with potential refunds if rates are lowered.
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Athens
Athens City Council
Sam Erskine
Court Street
Union Street
University Terrace
High Street
Washington Street
College
Congress
Race Street
East Union Street
Erskine
Logan Gas Company
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Utilities Commission
Miller Avenue
Coulson Avenue
Granville, Avenue
East State Street
Ed Lockard
Eaft State
Elmwood
Park
Griffin
W. W. Connett
Catherine Griffin
Madison Avenue
Marietta Avenue
South Bridge
C. R. Boulton Company
Athens County
Athens Veteran Recalls Civil War Service in 18th Ohio Regiment
Andrew W. Ullom, a near ninety year old Athens veteran and former building contractor, recounts his Civil War experiences with the 18th Ohio Infantry. He details enlisting in 1861 at McArthur, camp Wool in Athens, harsh marches, river crossings, and actions from Bowling Green to Nashville and Huntsville, ending with posting as an outpost at Athens Alabama.
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Andrew W. Ullom
Athens
Ullom
18Th Ohio Infantry Regiment
Messenger
McArthur
18Th
Ohio Regiment
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Ashbel Fenton
Camp Wool
Leroy Lacy
Lancaster
Jacob Straders
Louisville
Kentucky
Sherman
William T. Sherman
Nashville
Tennessee
Salt River
Bacon Creek
Fort Donaldson
Grant
Bowling Green
J. B. Turchem
Buell
Pittsburgh
O. M. Mitchell
Fayetteville
Huntsville
Alabama
Memphis and
Charleston
Mitchell
Bridgeport
Decatur
Florence
Tennessee River
New Discoveries Confirm Virtues of Bran in Diet
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is extolled as a safe pleasant remedy for constipation with added vitamin B and iron. Laboratory tests show bulk to exercise the intestines, absorb moisture, and form a soft mass for gentle clearance. Two tablespoonfuls daily often suffice, with cooking processes making it finer and more palatable.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Dr Bryan To Speak For Commencement
Logan April 19 Dr Bryan will deliver the address at Marion Township High School commencement in the high school building Wednesday night The 17 graduates include Ivy L Inboden Iva Irene Rutgers Catherine Idell Frantz Lester L Hartman Bessie M Derr Walter Rowe Johnston Edward Nial Ruff Ralph H Ellinger Haskell L Hammond Gilbert F Helber Hugh Franklin Daubenmier Roy J Heidlebaugh Lester W Gordon Earl G Poling Pearl D D Poling Thomas J Rush and Freda Louella Barrick The district plans to transfer pupils to the Logan school next fall indicating this may be the last graduation for Marion Township High School.
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Bessie M. Derr
Walter Rowe Johnston
Edward Nial Ruff
Ralph H. Ellinger
Haskell L. Hammond
Gilbert F. Helber
Hugh Franklin Daubenmier
Roy J. Heidlebaugh
Lester W. Gordon
Earl G. Poling
Pearl DD. Poling
Thomas J. Rush
Freda Louella Barrick
Charges Filed In Logan After Immoral Association Complaints
Several arrests were made Monday after complaints filed before Judge A M Eilinger charging causing a minor to associate for immoral purposes. Named individuals Henderson Wolfe Fred Goslin Harry Pierce and Freda Reddick face charges. a seventeen year old girl is also included. Hearings expected before week’s end.
Boy Scouts Open Red Bird Knot Hole Gang Ad Mission
Logan scouts collect signatures on admission blanks for summer games at Columbus. Leaders distribute forms to secure passes and prepare the troop for participation.
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Logan
Boy Scouts
Columbus
Couple Wed In South Perry Ceremony
Guy Good aged 24 a farmer of South Perry and Nellie Cavinee aged 19 of South Perry were married in a ceremony performed by Magistrate C. T. Stephenson.
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Guy Good
South Perry
Thomas Good
Nellie Cavinee
Charles Cavinee
C. T. Stephenson
Wolfe Basin to be eliminated by Route 31 project
Logan April 19 a landmark along the Nelsonville Highway will be eliminated as Route 31 is relocated south of Haydenville. Wolfe Basin an artificial lake since canal days will be drained and filled to create the new road grade. Engineers say drainage and grading will straighten several curves and affect the water supply from the Hocking River.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Haydenville
Wolfe Basin
Hocking
Hastings To Speak Before Masons In Lancaster Friday
Mayor R A Hastings of Lancaster will address Mingo Lodge of Masons in Hastings on Friday as part of a Washington party with similar lodge events planned across Ohio. The talk titled Washington the Mason will be delivered by the visiting hodgeman. Local lodge members will also send speakers to New Straitsville and New Lexington that evening.
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Logan
R. A. Hastings
Lancaster
Mingo Lodge of Masons
Washington
Ohio
Hodgeman
Lancaster Lodge
C. Wood Bowen
New Straitsville
Rolland Bright
New Lexington
Mingo Lodge
Marion Township Grade School Field Meet Set for April 30
The Marion Township grade school field meet will be held Saturday April 30 under supervisor C W Zeigler at the No 4 school which Zeigler teaches. Vardius contests are planned for both boys and girls with patrons and teachers gathering for the event. The Joyce Orchestra of Carbon Hill will provide music after noon and in the evening.
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Marion Township
C. W. Zeigler
Zeigler
Vardius
Joyce Orchestra
Carbon Hill
Two Logan Bowlers Reach State Tourney in Cincinnati
Logan Ohio April 19 Only two Logan American Legion bowlers placed in the state tournament in Cincinnati ending Sunday. Charles Achneur and Clinton Webb finished fourth in doubles with 1170 total across three games, Webb posting a final 233 as district high. Sparnon led singles with 575. the five man team fared poorly.
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Logan
Cincinnati
Logan American Legion
Cincininati
Charles Achneur
Clinton Webb
Webb
Sparnon
Out-of-town visitors attend Clarence J. Brown meeting
Among the Monday night guests for the Clarence J. Brown meeting were Dr E Le Fever of Glouster Judge Charles Garrison of McArthur Mayor William Hickman of Nelsonville Mayor Hugh Egan of Laurelville Paul A Potts of Laurelville and Misses Marie Lines and Dorothy Schaal of this city. Social visitors also traveled to Columbus Sunday to see Miss Marie Lines and Dorothy Schaal. Dr and Mrs W B Lacock and two children and Mrs Marie Neville visited Granville Sunday. Mr and Mrs C E Lyke and son and Mr and Mrs James F Rutgers and daughter were in Canton Sunday. Lee Wemmer of Manoafield, former local resident, visited Logan Sunday and Monday.
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Clarence J. Brown
E. LeFever
Glouster
Charles Garrison
McArthur
William Hickman
Nelsonville
Hugh Egan
Laurelville
Paul A. Potts
Marie Lines
Dorothy Schaal
Columbus
W. B. Lacock
Marie Neville
Granville
Sylvia D. Lacock
C. E. Lyke
James F. Rutgers
Canton
Lee Wemmer
Manoafield
Logan
Complaints on Rats Heard by Committee
Athens Better Homes and Grounds Committee discussed multiple properties overrun with rats. Sanitary engineer R L Marlow urged owners to kill rodents, noting each rat causes about two dollars in lifetime damage and promoting red squill as a pest eradicator.
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Athens Better Homes and Grounds Committee
R. L. Marlow
Athens County
Mediterranean Sea
Daughter of Sherwood Anderson Weds in Amherst Society
The daughter of famed author Sherwood Anderson from Michigan City Ind. married Russell Mayo Spear son of Henry A. Spear at Amherst North Amherst Mass. Rev Byron Spear officiated. Spear a Amherst College graduate and an insurance broker.
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Marion Anderson
Michigan City
Ind
Sherwood Anderson
Russell Mayo Spear
Henry A. Spear
North Amherst
Mass
Byron Spear
Spear
Amherst College
Danger of Tuberculosis Greater in Time of Want
Senator Royal S. Copeland argues tuberculosis death rates rise with poverty. He links better food, air, sunlight and rest to prevention and urges generous funding for fed, housed and clothed Americans. He warns slum conditions threaten rich and poor alike and stresses collective action to end the disease.
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Er. Copeland
America
How ard Dwight Smith to Visit Athens for Remodeling Advice
Ohio State University architect How ard Dwight Smith arrives in Athens under the Better Homes and Grounds Committee for a remodel advisory visit. An open meeting on good home remodeling is set at the Chamber of Commerce rooms Thursday at 7 30 pm with public invitation. Smith will view selected homes and offer free expert guidance, with limited personal inspections Friday morning.
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Athens
Howard Dwight Smith
Ohio State University
Smith
Better Homes and Grounds Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Pblic
Ohio University Students Escape Injury In Car Skid
Three Ohio University students Ruth Prickman Canton Mary Ellen Wood Athens and James Blankenship New Straitsville escaped injury when their car skidded on loose gravel near McArthur Sunday and overturned. The car owned by Miss Wood was damaged.
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Ohio University
Ruth Prickman
Canton
Mary Ellen Wood
Athens
James Blankenship
New Straitsville
McArthur
Miss Wood
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