Fullerton Finds Ohio University a Beacon of College Spirit
Columbus Dispatch columnist Hugh Fullerton visits Ohio University in Athens to praise its campus culture led by a quiet, smiling patriarch. He describes the journalism school’s integrated staff, student editors, and publisher as fostering joy, collaboration, and strong community spirit across classrooms, labs, and town.
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Hugh Fullerton
Columbus
Ohio University
Columbus Dispatch
University
E. L B. Bryan
Athena
Fullerton
Ohio
School of Journalism
Schools of Journalism
Scribner's Magazine
American Mercury
Queen Vicctoria
Svery
Three Murders in Chicago Attributed to Lone Killer
In Easter morning mayhem at the Blue Hour Saloon, a single executioner gunned down three gangsters in about two minutes. The attack, linked to the era’s crime wave and nicknamed alongside the St Valentine and Little Massacre cases, sparked a Chicago crime lab probe.
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Chicago
Scarface al” Capone
Crime Laboratory Toy
Four Freed From Jail On Saturday At Meigs County
POMEROY April 21 Saturday was release day at the Meigs County Jail Four men walked free William L Howe Roy Oller Mack Henry and Earl Walker The last two were Parkersburg men jailed Friday for illicit liquor manufacturing at Tuppers Plains Henry runs a filling station in Parkersburg Walker traveled from Charleston toward Akron and visited the Tuppers Plains plant Henry pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of liquor and paid a 100 fine plus costs Walker was released no charge against him Bill Smith held on liquor manufacture implements and possession will plead guilty next Wednesday
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
William L. Howe
Roy Oller
Mack Henry
Earl Walker
Parkersburg
Tuppers Plains
Henry
Walker
Charleston
Akron
Showwalter
Bill Smith
Lindberghs Set Transcontinental Flight Record
Col Charles A Lindbergh and his wife completed a 2,530 mile cross country flight from Glendale to Roosevelt Field in 14 hours 23 minutes 27 seconds of air time. They beat the existing record by about three hours with an average airborne speed of 276.5 mph. Mrs Lindbergh served as navigator and relief pilot earning high praise while showing fatigue after landing.
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New York
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Roosevelt Field
Glendale
Cal
Lindbergh
Frank M. Hawks
Hawks
Lindberghs
Wichita
Kans
Easter Services Draw Hundreds Across Logan Churches
Easter Sunday drew large crowds in Logan with sunrise services at several churches and big Sunday School enrollments. The United Brethren Church reported over 1,000 attendees, Methodist Episcopal Church over 600, and many worshippers attended cantatas at First Methodist Episcopal and United Brethren. Baptisms and new member admissions accompanied morning services.
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Logan
United Brethren Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal
United Brethren
Population figures for Logan's Second Ward released
Logan reports a preliminary census count for the fifteenth century ward. Fourth Ward has 1,295 residents and Third Ward earlier reported 1,146, totaling 2,441 for the two wards. Figures may be corrected and citywide totals await full city reports.
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Logan
Gaylord C. Peters
Lancaster
Willege Promoted to Cresent News Superintendency
Logan reports Lawrence Willege of Nashville has been elevated to the general superintendency of the Crescent News and Hotel Company. Willege's parents, Mr and Mrs Fred Willege of Logan, say he previously held the position of assistant superintendent for two months and will keep headquarters in Nashville.
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Logan
Lawrence Willege
Nashville
Cresent News and Hotel Company
Fred Willege
Willege
Local Angler Catches One-Pound Goldfish on Creek
Logan reports Charles Keller of Midland Place caught a goldfish weighing about a pound while fishing in Big Pine Creek last week. He used a simple hook and line and tried to keep the fish alive, but it was injured during landing.
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Logan
Big Pine Creek
Charles Keller
Jacob A. Keller
Midland Place
Man Guilty In Local Whisky Possession Case
Frank Lin ton of Logan was arrested after police found a pint bottle of whisky on his premises. He appeared before Magistrate Russell Berlin and pleaded guilty, receiving a $100 fine plus costs.
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Logan
Frank Linton
George Shaw
Russell Berlin
Logan area hosts a weekend of visiting kin
Ed Eberst of Columbus joined his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Eberst Sr over Sunday. Families from Dayton Athens Columbus Marion Shawnee Zanesville and Nelsonville visited Logan relatives over Easter and the end of the week including Campbells Huls Lyke Miller Milne Jaynes Brandt Mason Moorehead Crumley Work and others for extended social calls.
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Ed. L. Eberst
Columbus
Edward Eberst, Sr
Ernest Campbell
Robert Campbell
Dayton
Faye Campbell
Athens
E. D. Campbell
Logan
Gifford Huls
Ann Shriner
Mary Huls
Kathryn Miller
Ella Miller
Edward Jaynes
Birge Jaynes
Evelyn Jaynes
Shawnee
John Jaynes
Corning
D. Y. Milne
C. G. Webb
Laura Leslie
Marion
Harold Cruise
Zanesville
John Cruise
West Front Street
John Brandt
Washington, D. H
Charles F. Brandt
Foster Crumley
Frank Stevens
Carolyn Work
Ohio University
Robert C. Work
Tragic hanging robin found on Mulberry Street
A robin on South Mulberry Street near Jerry Hammond’s home died after a 15 inch string twisted around a twig and the bird’s neck. The lifeless robin hung about 30 feet high, out of reach of those attempting to cut it down.
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Logan
South Mulberry Street
Jerry Hammond
Lumber Supply Clinches City Bowling League Title
Led by Edward C. Hamilton with 705 pins across three games, Lumber Supply defeated Dodge Bros to seize first place in the City Bowling League. Hamilton opened with 235, then 237 and 233, missing the season high by six pins as Brandt of Dodge topped with 246 in the opening game. Team scores were Lumber Supply 956 958 900 and Dodge 935 953 896. Brandt and J. Columber led the losers.
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Lumber Supply
Dodgers
Brandt
J. Columber
Candidacy Declarations Require 100 Signatures in Certain Races
Logan on April 21. Secretary Clarence J. Brown informs the Election Board that declarations for county or larger than county offices must include a petition of at least 100 electors of the same party. The rule follows a Supreme Court decision noting 100 signatures suffice, with five percent required in counties under 2,000 gubernatorial votes.
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Logan
Election Board
Clarence J. Brown
Supreme Court
Students Named To Enter Tests at Athens May 3
Logan High School will send a group of students to the district tests at Athens on May 3 supervised by the State Department of Education. Winners receive a scholarship to Ohio State University. Represented by English I Bernice Pastor English II Elma Gail Mooney English III Peggy Hack English IV Emma Kienzle Latin I John Kleinschmidt Latin II Rosemary Savey Algebra I Mary M Roberts Geometry Everett Green French I Christine Eberst French II Margaret Ridgley Physics Phelps Krebs Chemistry Kenneth Johnson American History Alice Genevieve Poston.
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Athens
Logan
State Department of Education
Logan High School
Ohio State University
Logan High
Bernice Pastor
Elma Gail Mooney
Peggy Hack
Emma Kienzle
John Kleinschmidt
Rosemary Savey
Mary M. Roberts
Everett Green
Christine Eberst
Margaret Ridgley
Phelps Krebs
Kenneth Johnson
Alice Genevieve Poston
Track season prep underway at Logan High School
Logan April 21. Athletic officials received help from Ross Wagstaff deputy county engineer and Ralph Larimer for several hours to take the needed measurements for track officials in advance of the opening meet at Logan High School on Thursday.
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Logan
Logan High School
Ross Wagstaff
Ralph Larimer
Gore prepares for two 4-H clubs formation
Logan April 21 preliminary steps were taken at Gore for forming two 4-H clubs. Harold Chambers led the effort at the request of Charles D. Brown, school principal. Boys will pursue handicraft work while girls join a sewing club with leaders and officers to be chosen later.
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Logan
Gore
Harold Chambers
Charles D. Brown
Petitions Circulated in Logan for State Offices
Sheriff W R Lloyd and Mrs Della J Hansel led petitions in Logan on Saturday for Governor Myers Y Cooper and Secretary of State Clarence J Brown. Each requires 1000 signatures from various counties. A prior petition for Ross Ake to become State Treasurer had circulated here weeks earlier.
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Logan
Myers Y. Cooper
Clarence J. Brown
W. R. Lloyd
Della J. Hansel
Ross Ake
Durant Revives to Third in Local Track 880
At Logan High field meet Chillicothe and Logan runners clashed in the 880. Durant surged ahead early but faltered then regained pace to finish behind Logan’s Shepard and Dupler who swept first and second. Durant then rallied to pass one Chilli runner at the tape.
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Logan
Chillicothe High
Logan High
Kerwood Durant
Shepard
Dupler
Durant
Chillicothe
Logan Chamber matches workers with odd jobs
The Logan Chamber of Commerce reports about 15 men registered to do temporary odd jobs. Several registrants have already secured work through the program.
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Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Two Arrested for Drunkenness Before Mayor Bright
April 21 report states two intoxicated men were arrested Saturday and charged before Mayor Elias E. Bright. George Schlaggetter was charged with drunkenness by Policeman Lewis Reynolds while Luke Miller faced charges of drunkenness disorderly conduct and possession of intoxicants by Chief John Bell.
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Logan
Eiias E. Bright
George Schlaggetter
Lewis Reynolds
Luke Miller
John Bell
Haydenville Visitors From Matheny Family
Mr and Mrs Clarence Matheny and family of Haydenville were Logan visitors Sunday as they stopped to see relatives and tour local sites.
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Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
Logan
Jaded Nerves Made Strong and Steady
Mrs Eva Noe of Marietta Ohio credits ORANGE BRAND TONIC with ending her sleepless nervous breakdowns and stomach troubles after taking six bottles and NUGGETS. She reports calmer nerves better sleep restored strength and renewed appetite and recommends the remedy. Sold at Lash s Drug Store and other outlets.
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Eva Noe
7Th St
Marietta
Ohio
LASH
Adv
Adlerika Promises Fast Relief for Stomach Gas
An old testimonial claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas within ten minutes by cleaning both upper and lower bowels. The ad lists Gibson's Pharmacy Athens Hickman's Nelsonville Poling's Murray City Taylor's Coolville as sellers.
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Adlerika
Poling’s
Murray City
Taylor's Drug Store
Coolville
The Husband of Hunter Duith Dewey in Groves 1930
Natalie hides in the house as Alan wrestles with uncertainty after entering her room at night. He recalls their marriage and her beauty though tension lingers over Bernadine's tragic condition. The scene ends with a tense breakfast and a hint of a looming confrontation.
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Oy Hunter Duith Dewey
Groves
AY Nea Service Inc
Natalie
Alan
Bernadine
Violet Russell Follows Career From Ohio University To Dunbar High
Miss Violet Russell, degree recipient from Ohio University and director of physical education at Dunbar High School in Fairmont West Virginia, spent Easter weekend with her grandparents Mr and Mrs J C Campbell at 73 West Carpenter Street.
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Violet Russell
Ohio University
Dunbar High
Fairmont
W. Va
J. C. Campbell
West Carpenter Street
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