Kraft Guilty On Petit Larceny Charge
Kraft of Rockbridge was found guilty by a Common Pleas Court jury of petit larceny in an April indictment. The court did not pass sentence. Kraft fled the courthouse and was rearrested by Officer Parbeaga in Rockbridge. State details note the stolen fur hide and subsequent recovery by fur buyer W Ridenour. Additional local movements and social mentions follow in Athens and Lowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Kraft
Rockbridge
Common Pleas Court
John Birek
Good Hope Township
W Ridenour
Biek
Kraft
Rockbrides
Joe Parbeaga
Eva Wilcoxen Dead at Columbus City
Eva Wilcoxen dies in Columbus aged 89. Burial plans and services are announced by local ministers and the Glen Bennett funeral home lists the private family arrangements. She was a longtime member of the Protestant Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Hes
Bo Id
1 Prothren Church
Jurors Drawn From Hocking County Wheel
Logan residents among twenty names drawn from the Hocking County jury wheel on Wednesday for May service in Athens County. Names include George Hooper Fred Carpenter Flossie Monks Edward Ohlinger Emma Petty Charles Larimer Frances Toole Asbury Riggs Joe White H W Sweazy W D Horn J K R Vaneren William Smith Joe Karr Otto Iles Nain Rosem Mrs Roy Turner Frank Young Mrs Arthur Dollmatseh Mrs John Wilson and others from Logan and nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocke¢ County
Athens County
George Hooper
Fred Carpenter
Flossie Monks
Edward Ohlinger
Emma Petty
Charles Larimer
Logan Rt. No. 7
Frances Toole
Asbury Riggs
Joe White
H. W. Sweazy
W. D. Horn
Iiesboro
J. KR. Vaneuren
Enterprise
Mes
William Smith
Murray City
Joe Karr
Laurelville
Otto Iles
Nain Rosem
South Bloomingville
Roy ‘Turner
Washington Township
Frank Young
Perry Township
Arthur Dollmatseh
John Wilson
New Straiteville
Rt. No. 2
State to aid street upgrade in South Logan
Logan April 25. City Council considered a State Highway Department offer to assist Walthonding Avenue improvement with equipment labor and star. city would supply lime stone and asphalt at an estimated local cost of 2000 dollars for a two inch limestone layer and one and a half inch asphalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Walthonding Avenue
State Highway Department
State Department
Star
C. B. Donahue
Blum Lanning and
Mauk
A. K. Smith
Edward Eberst
City Health Department
East Front Street
Iaowe
Bright
Blum
America
Kruschen Safa
McKee Drug Company
Leg Amputation After Accident at Nelsonville Plant
Chester Jones a 33 year old Black man underwent amputation of his right leg below the knee after an accident at a clay plant of the New York Coal Company near Nelsonville. He fell from a motor and the car passed over his leg injuring both above and below the knee. He is a World War veteran and son of Mrs. Lewis Robinson of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chester Jones
Cherrington Hospital
New York Coal Company
Nelsonville
Jones
Lewis Robinson
Holl appoints a new Credit Bureau Committee
Logan, April 25. Barton A. Holl president of the Logan Chamber of Commerce announced the Credit Bureau Committee with Frank Piasius Jr. as chairman. Members include George Stallsmith E B Trueblood Charles Lytle M C Martin Ewald Schmitter and Charles Lreene. The committee handles retail merchants division matters and further selections will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Barton A. Holl
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Credit Bureau Committee
Frank Piasius, Jr
George Stallsmith
E. B. Trueblood
Charles Lytle
M. C. Martin
Ewald Schmitter
Charles Lreene
Chamber of Commerce
Hall
Murray City Fights Water Crisis With Officials to Columbus
Murray City faces a water supply crisis as revenue sources are exhausted without a special tax levy. Health commissioner Dr. M W Bland county commissioners president John Lovett mayor Fred Surgeon and county superintendent J W Coleman traveled to Columbus to consult the State Health department after a pump breakdown worsened the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
M. W Bland
John Lovett
Board of ‘County Commissioners
Fred Surgeon
Murray City
J. W Coleman
Columbus
State Health Department
Water Works Department
Birth announcement and social notes from local families
Mr and Mrs Earl Soliday of Warner Avenue announce the birth of a son on Tuesday evening. Grandparents include County Treasurer and Mrs Noyd Troxel of Rockbridge and Mr and Mrs D M Roliday of Logan. Dr J B Cherrington attends a Cleveland clinic this week. Earl Robinson and Mr and Mrs William Brown of Columbus were guests of Mr and Mrs William Bush on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Soliday
Warner Avenue
Noyd Troxel
Rockbridge
D. M. Roliday
Logan
J. 8
Cherrington
Cleveland
Earl Robinson
William Brown
Columbus
William Bush
WARDEN FREED LOAN APRIL 3
Judge Hartey M. Whitcraft discharged Garrett Warden from an indictment charging him with defrauding an innkeeper after hearing the evidence Wednesday afternoon. The indictment stemmed from Warren’s failure to pay certain rentals, according to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartey M. Whitcraft
Garrett Warden
Warren
Trial recounts tenant landlord view of business at Mercer plant
The court treated the transactions as tenancy rather than inn or hotel keeping. An order on the Ware of Warden at the Mercer Refractory Company plant in Union Furnace showed no fraud intent. Joe Erwin and Ricketts defended Warden, a former serviceman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Christman
Waere
Mercer Refractory Company
Union Purnace
Contests Referred To Party Committees In Four Counties
Secretary of State Clarence Brown has referred four local election disputes to the Democratic and Republican State Central Committees for settlement. Republican contests involve Lawrence and Meigs Counties, while Democratic contests involve Wood and Crown Counties. Each dispute centers on competing executive committee designations. In Wood County the contesting candidate is Frank W. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Hamilton
Jennison Avenue
Clyde Goas
Belt and Scholl
Fountain Street
Church Street
Hunter Street
Wood Street
Publican State Central Committees
Republcan
Lawrence
Meigs
Republican Committee
Wood and Crown
Tach
Wood County
Frank W. Thomas
Fragmentary Names Reflect Local Notices Across Counties
The readable fragments mention individuals and places such as Downie Green Lawrence County and Trenton, with garbled mentions of cart deeds, authorities, and counties. No clear events or actions are identifiable from the OCR snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche M. Cartes
Downie Green
Lawrence County
W. A
Arrests in Mocking County Constable Case Shocks Town
County officers arrest Arioy Poling, constable of Marian Township, Mocking County, and two others on charges tied to a tetoscety case near Tis Road. The trio are held for further questioning as officials review evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Arioy Poling
Marian Township
Mocking County
Ord Tis Road
Fooqua
Boas
Hoth
Marietta Jets Fail to Agree in 10000 Altemption Fee Case
In Marietta on April 25 Aloarta Mein of Bartlet faced the Emmer dispute over a $10000 altemption fee for a summarized end aged farmer of the sea district. The jets again failed to reach an agreement after hours of talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Jets
Aloarta Mein
iBartlet
Emmer
Sea District
Hoar
Be n McCraig Freed From Core
A fragment reports Be n McCraig was freed from the core location. The note mentions the release but provides no additional context or timeframe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben McCraig
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Haee Clark
Syracuse
Lowan
Edgar Hillyer
Helen Rochester
Derthe PL Correll
Kathryn Fort
Mae Johnson
Misa Steth Heft
Athens
Alanynd Memorial Tual
Walhonding Avenue
Paul Hand
Madrid
Sigma Phi Gamma
Knights of Pythias
Marie Lines
Miss Twea
Edith Turnbull
James Hudkins
Ravenswood, W. Va
Logan Friends
Armstrong
Quaker
Kirsch
Columbia
DuPont
Logan, Ohio
Holl
Group
Logan Ohio
John Gilbert
M Burnett-Smith
Breaktown
Judes Whitcraft
Board OF Election
Brown
Clarence Brown
Constanee
Aleo
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey Eme
Mantel
Rogers
Pearl
Mens
Elgin
Hampden
Hilnels
South Bend
Strap
Ene Rey
Hale
Chaitin
Hnivow
Tock
Catt
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