Act To Retain Longley as Coach Of Logan Junior League Players
Logan authorities move to keep John Longley as coach for the summer Junior League baseball teams. The American Legion committee contemplates finances and six managers will direct teams with signed players from Methodist and other churches. The area prepares for a stronger season with potential leagues including older junior players and an industrial league.
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Act
Longley
Logan
John Longley
American Legion Committee
Methodist
Marion Township
Boyd Goes Pleads Guilty to Contempt in Logan
On Saturday afternoon Judge Harley M. Whitcraft presided in Logan over a contempt charge against Boyd Goes. He admitted guilt, was fined five dollars plus costs, and released after the hearing.
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Logan
Boyd Goes
Harley M. Whitcraft
Wood Charged With Out-of-Season Squirrel Hunting
Charles Wood of Washington Township was arrested by Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst on an out-of-season squirrel hunting charge. He pleaded guilty before Mayor Fiias Bright and was fined 25 dollars plus costs.
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Logan
Charles Wood
Washington Township
Edward Eberst
Fiias Bright
Rarity Elm on J E Bebout Farm Near Logan
A weeping elm two miles south of Logan on the J E Bebout farm is described as rare in Ohio with only about three in the estate. The tree grows in an open field and its drooping branches and new leaves create a picturesque scene.
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Logan
J. E. Bebout
Ohio
William Jones Released From Cherrington Hospital After Accident
Logan April 24 William Jones left Cherrington Hospital after three weeks treatment for injuries from a motor accident. His condition is much improved though not fully recovered. Jones was struck on West Hunter Street by a car driven by Rugg Brandt while crossing the thoroughfare.
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Logan
William Jones
Cherrington Hospital
Jones
Rugg Brandt
Hunter Street
Scouts Enjoy Circus Trip to Columbus Event
Logan Scouts from Troops 9 153 and 166 plus Cub Scouts traveled to the Scout Circus in Columbus for a two day program. They toured Red Bird Stadium visited the museum the Ohio Penitentiary and the W A S U Building and spent an afternoon at the Columbus Milwaukee game with President Larry McPhail hosting. Local leaders and parents joined the Saturday evening activities.
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Milwaukee
Museum
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
May Run for Council in Logan Ward Two
Dr. Walter E. Brehm is named as a probable Republican candidate for city council in Logan from the Second Ward. L. K. Showalter is expected to seek a second term in the First Ward. Discussion also touches on mayoral possibilities with Councilman John E. Canty. a Canty run would leave a council vacancy.
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Logan
Walter E. Brehm
L. K. Showalter
John E. Canty
Logan Home Improvements Signal Spring Rise
Logan residents adopt spring upgrades as warmer weather arrives. Harry Jones builds a three room addition on North Spring Street. A new porch column is added at J. E. Phillips on Warner Avenue. Many homes are repainted and paper hangers see a busy season.
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Logan
Harry Jones
North Spring Street
J. E. Phillips
Warner Avenue
Le Amies Clase Hosts Social and Devotionals
Les Amies Clase met at Mrs. Bertha Oberle's East Main Street home with several members and guests. Emma McLain led devotionals while Annie Brimmer presided. A business session, social hour, and games followed with refreshments served.
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Emma McLain
Annie Brimmer
Brimmer
Lewis Skinner
Charles Potts
Skinner
Pen Returns Home After Long Journey
Carl Brown a Logan Post Office clerk lost a fountain pen at work. A few days later the pen arrived by mail from Lorain. Brown dropped it into a mail pouch sent to Lorain where a clerk found it bearing his name. A Brown cousin in Lorain identified him and sent the pen back by return mail.
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Logan
Carl Brown
Lorain
Brown
of Brown
Mushroom harvest yields record finds near Logan
Sheriff Sol Ellinger and Deputy Stanley Sparnon collected over two hundred mushrooms from an old orchard in the county. Leroy Laurie found 138 mushrooms in a woods near Logan, and Nellis Smith gathered 70 mushrooms under a single tree, signaling a fruitful mushroom season.
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Sol Ellinger
Stanley Sparnon
Leroy Laurie
Logan
Nellis Smith
Irene Dabritz Dies in California at 11
Relatives report the death of Irene Dabritz 11 in Kermit California on Saturday. She was the daughter of Lisle and Mrs Dabritz. The Dabritz family had lived in Logan and Haydenville Ohio and were formerly residents of Nelsonville. Details are not available.
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Logan
Kermit
California
Irene
Lisle Dabritz
Mrs. Dabritz
Hocking County
Haydenville
Nelsonville
Merry Makers Hostessnight at West Front Street
Merry Makers enjoyed a Thursday night gathering at Mrs. Phil Techappat’s home on West Front Street in Logan. Bridge games yielded high scores for Mrs. Clinton Webb and Mrs. Frank W. Harden. guest Mrs. Breta Robinson attended.
Will names Homer C. Strous sole heir and executor
In Logan Probate Court on Friday the will of Alice J. Orr dated May 25, 1927 was read revealing that Homer C. Strous, raised in Mrs. Orrs home, is left the entire estate with Strous named executor. Witnesses were Robert L. Barton and Alice Mae Barton.
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Logan
Alice J. Orr
Homer C. Strous
Strous
Local Club Dines at Mrs Wright Home in Logan
Nondescript Club members gathered at East Main Street for a Thursday night event hosted by Mrs. Harry Wright. Dinner at six preceded a program where Mrs. George Leyshon discussed Native Birds and Flowers of Ohio, with roll call tied to the topic and a news reel by Mrs. Curtiss Cole. Guests included Mrs. Nelson Dowler of Nelsonville, Mrs. William Robey, Mrs. Fred Stracke, Mrs. C. F. Lewis, and Mrs. William Bowen.
Local couple and two couples file applications
Wiley Weed 47 of Zaleski and Susie Lomkins 47 of Mineral apply. Edwin P Kennard 18 of Greens Run and Bernice Exline 18 of Greens Run apply. Russell McDonald 19 of Buchie and Bernice Mohney 18 of Buchtel apply.
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Wiley Weed
Zaleski
Susie Lomkins
Mineral
Edwin P. Kennard
Greens Run
Earl Kennard
Bernice Exline
C. H. Exline
Russell McDonald
Buchie
William McDonald
Bernice Mohney
Buchtel
Charlies Mohney
Preventing moth damage to summer wool garments
Regular inspection and brushing after each wear keep wool clothes moth free. Hang items in the sun and air them often during summer to remove eggs or larvae that may hatch, repeating brushing, sunning, and airing as needed.
Hen Lays Daily Egg On Kitchen Table
A Zanesville farm reports a hen at Ha Ever ett’s farm daily walks into the kitchen and lays an egg on the table. The hen pecks at a window to be admitted when doors are closed, illustrating extraordinary domestic visits amid low egg prices.
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Zanesville
U.p
Ha! Everett
Here
Everett
Athens County scholarship test reveals top scorers
One hundred twenty five Athens County pupils competed in elimination exams at Athens Junior High School to select a county team for the District-State Scholarship Tests. Winners listed include top English, history, math, science and language scorers from Rome, Waterloo, Albany, The Plains, and other locales. The county team will challenge districts May 6 at Ohio University against Belmont Gallia Guernsey Hocking and others.
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Athens County
Athens Junior High School
Marie Jenkins
Rome
Evelyn Sidders
Waterloo
Richard White
Mabel Mae Frank
Shade
Dorothy Barker
Jane Smallwood
Sylvia Hull
Albany
Doris Dorr
Ruth Biddison
Charles Mathews
Mary Bridge
Allen Baker
Franklin Thompson
Troy
Norman Welch
Helen McCaskey
Jacksonville-Trimble
Viola
John Molnar
Hollister
James McClaren
Coolville
Physice
Claudine Richardson
Doris Bond
Opal Spenser
the Plains
Mary Margaret Bean
Dan Gould
Opal Woodyard
Ohio University
Belmont
Gallia
Guernsey
Hocking
Window in Calf Side Aims to Reveal Digestive Process
Calf feeding advances may revolutionize dairy and meat sectors. J M Coyner of the Wisconsin Livestock and Meat Improvement Council, with Armour and Company labs, studied calf digestion by placing a window in a calf’s stomach. They found milk from the udder goes to the third stomach, while rapid pail milking fills the paunch, causing poor digestion.
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J. M. Coyner
Wisconsin Livestock and Meat Improvement Council
Armour and Company
Coyner
Armour
Ohio Alumnus April Issue Published by Alumni Association
The April issue of The Ohio Alumnus, official publication of the Ohio University Alumni Association, has been issued as a bulletin about the university. Alumni secretary Clark E Nama serves as editor. the bulletin includes campus pictures, student activities, course explanations, living costs, and campus features. Alumni are urged to use the information to contact high school seniors planning to enter college next fall.
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Ohio Alumnus
Ohio University Alumni Association
Clark E. Wil- Nama
Open Air Salvation Army Meetings Planned Across District
Capt. Fred Reif of the Salvation Army announced a series of open air meetings to be held in streets of towns and villages surrounding Athens over the coming months. The first gathering occurred yesterday at New Marshfield at 2 p m with music from the Songster Brigade and the Girls String Band.
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Athens
Fred Reif
Salvation Army
New Marshfield
Reif
Fred Fields
A. F. Pinnell
Songster Brigade
Girls’ String Band
Home League
Sewing Circle
Home Economics Division
Women's League Oyo Event at Ohio University
An all women gathering dubbed Women’s League Oyo will be held April 26 at 5 30 p.m. in the Women’s Gymnasium on Ohio University campus. The program includes a girls band Prep Follies stars a style show and local campus talent with a small admission fee for the entertainment and a buffet luncheon served free.
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Ohio University
Interfraternity Sing Set for May 17 at Campus Event
The annual Torch Sing interfraternity competition for the Blaine R. Goldsberry Trophy will be held Wednesday night May 17. Phi Delta Theta won first place last year.
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Blaine R. Goldsberry
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Early Plan for Potatoes and Sprout Growth in Planting
The text discusses potato varieties from Ohio Experiment Station with emphasis on early and main crop russet types. It notes that planting late April yields two to four sprouts per seed piece, storage effects on sprout behavior, and how sprout number influences hill spacing and later growth.
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Bushnell
Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio Student Grunwald Wins State Oratorical Honor
Ernest Grunwald, senior at Ohio University, won the state honor in the National Oratorical contest. He will compete in the Northwestern University event in Evanston with finalists from Indiana Berea Kentucky Michigan Allegheny and Glenville State. The final eliminations will determine the national winner and include remarks on Toward Laner Values.
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Ernest Grunwald
Passa
Ohio University
Pete
Northwestern Union
Grunwald
Indiana
Berea
Kentucky
Michigan
Allegheny
Glenville State
Era
Evanston
Department of
Spent University
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