Retired farmer dies after long illness in Logan
Hugh S. Hankison 75, retired farmer, died at home Tuesday night after several weeks illness. Survived by widow Harriet and eleven children including Jennie Fitzgerald Minnie Thompson Lucey Carnes Charles Hankison George Hankison Sydney Hankison William Hankison Carrie Achauer Micheal Hankison Warren Hankison. Funeral conducted at home Friday at 2 by Rev. James R. Fields. Buried Strawn cemetery Washington township.
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Logan
Hugh S. Hankison
Hankison
Hocking County
Harriett ‘Hankison
Jennie Fitzgerald
Minnie Thompson
Lucey Carnes
Charles E. Hankison
Lawrence Hank
Are You A Mason? Benefit Play Succeeds In Logan
The Kiwanis backed charity play Are You A Mason? at the Pythian Theatre in Logan drew strong attendance for matinee and evening shows. Cast included Wood Bowen Byron Wolfe Miss Olivia Wright Melrose Harbaugh Harley Meyer Grace St Clair Ann Lies Mary Kate Bishop Frank Blasius Jr Forest Weinrich Letty Rochester Kenneth Wright Marie Lines and Sarah Holmes directed by a Logan high school faculty member. A Logan birth was announced: a daughter Louise May born to Mr and Mrs Clyde McDaniel of Nelsonville. Mrs McDaniel is the daughter of Mrs Susan Lindsey of Warner Avenue.
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Mary Kate Bishop
Frank Blasius, Jr
Forest Weinrich
Letty Rochester
Kenneth Wright
Marie Lines
Sarah ‘Holmes
Logan High School
Bandit Horde Sacks City Killing Over 7000
Reports from Shanghai say a great bandit horde swept Kingmen region killing more than 7000 people of all ages including women and children. Heavy property loss followed as deserters, starved and desperate, plundered the city causing widespread damage.
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Shanghai
Kingmen
Oil Field Worker Seriously Injured Near Sharpsburg
Dougald Coulter of Vincent suffered the loss of most of his right hand in a drilling machine accident at a drilling oil well near Sharpsburg on Wednesday afternoon. He was taken to Tremont hospital where doctors fear saving the hand as a heavy belt pulled him into the moving machinery. The injury crushed the wrist and tore larger bones through the flesh.
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Marietta
Dougald Coulter
Vincent
Sharpsburg
Tremont Hospital
Coulter
Lindbergh
Quebec
Canada
Plains of Abraham
Murder Indictment Returned Against Lesie Shultz
Logan April 27 A second degree murder indictment was returned by the grand jury against Lesie Shultz 41 of Sand Run for the alleged slaying of Edward Tom at the Schultz home April 10. County officials and about a score of witnesses were called during the investigation at a special session with exhibits including a double barrel shotgun shells and two leaden pellets. The report was delayed until Judge Brook Shell could attend due to illness of Judge Whitcraft. Shultz is jailed since his arrest April 10 by Sheriff W R Lloyd and Deputy L F Hammon and has not been admitted to bail.
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W. R. Lloyd
L. F. Hammon
Logan Knights Templar Hold Annual Inspection
Logan commandery Knights Templar held a Tuesday night inspection with large attendance from local and visiting members. Frank Ransbottom of Zanesville served as inspecting officer and praised local officers for their ritual work. Dinner followed at the Masonic hall. Visiting Athens members invited locals to their inspection next. Mrs. Clara Campbell and Miss Helen Rochester were in Columbus.
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Logan
Logan Commandery
Knights Templar
Frank Ransbottom
Zanesville
Ohio Commandery
Masonic Hall
Athens
Ohio
Professor Lounged Sermon Plans At Local Church
Prof Wesley H Maurer of Ohio University journalism department will occupy the pulpit Sunday evening at 7:30 in the Christian church in the minister's absence. Mr Chatley will travel to Albany to deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class at the opera house at o'clock.
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Wesley H. Maurer
Department of Journalism
Ohio University
The
Christian Church
Mr. Chatley
Albany
At & O'Clock
Opera House
Five Die As Auto Is Hit By Train At Crossing
Five people were killed when a car was struck by a Pennsylvania train at a Conesville crossing near Coshocton on April 26. A sixth occupant, Charles Lepley, was seriously injured. Witnesses said no watchman was on duty and the car occupants did not see or hear the oncoming train.
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Coshocton
Pennsylvania
Conesville
Here
Charles Lepley
Gertrude Lepley
Jack
Janet
Sidney Turner
Turner
Christian Endeavor Social Aids Local Fund Drive
Logan April 27 members of the Christian Endeavor of United Brethren church held a sin gle social to raise money for the society. Each member earned a sum to multiply and told the method in rhyme. Miss Frances Robey sang a vocal solo during the program. Lunch followed. Logan April 27 sheriff to Marysville for Orville Appleman held on non support charge in Union county.
Atlantic Fliers To Attend Funeral
Murray Bay April 27 German Irish Trans Atlantic fliers will depart at dawn for Bolling Field Washington in the Ford Stout relief plane to attend the funeral of Floyd Bennett the aviator who died in an effort to bring supplies to them The mission is one of sympathy and regret rather than triumphal celebration.
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Murray Bay
Que
Bolling Field
Washington
Ford-Stout
Floyd Bennett
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Relief
The ad urges readers with tender aching feet to try Moone's Emerald Oil. It claims quick relief after the first application and full improvement after short treatments, noting the oil is clean, penetrating, antiseptic, non staining, and money back if not satisfied.
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Moone
Miss Gertrude Hufford Sets Rockbridge Attendance Record
Logan April 27. Gertrude Hufford of Rockbridge achieved eight consecutive grades without a single absence and only one tardy in the first year. She enters Rockbridge High School next winter aiming to maintain a perfect attendance during four years. Her teachers were Virgie Carpenter Elmer Mathias Genevieve Hull Beryl Tucker and Jease F McGrady.
Japanese Student to Lecture on Japan at Local Church
Rev Henry Ishimura a Japanese student at Bonebrake theological seminary will lecture at the United Brethren church Sunday evening. The illustrated talk titled Japan will feature slides of people customs and scenes from his homeland. This marks his second appearance at the church following last fall lecture.
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Logan
Henry Ishimura
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
United Brethren Church
T. C. Harper
Ishimura
Japan
Social club honors Mrs Lappen on birthday at Graft home
Mrs 2D H Lappen was honor guest Wednesday evening when the Soshul Klub was entertained at the home of Mrs Abe Graft with Mrs Harold Nixon and Mrs Bruce Lrandt assisting. The day marked the anniversary of Mrs Lappen birth. She was presented with a potted plant by the host. Following the social hour, lunch was served.
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2D. H. Lappen
Soshul Klub
Abe Graft
Harold Nixon
Bruce Lrandt
Lappen
Columbus Guests Attend Local Social and Templar Meeting
Columbus guests stayed with Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Brehm. Mr. Fountain attended the Knights Templar commandery inspection held Tuesday evening. H. N. Armstrong of Laurelville visited Logan on Thursday for business.
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Fountain
Knights Templar
H. N. Armstrong
Laurelville
Dog tag refunds mailed after county law change
Madison County auditor Miss Ella Blizzard completed mailing refunds to dog owners totaling 1574 dollars. The payments cover purchasers of dog tags under the old law and schedule changed by court order.
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London
Ella Blizzard
Madison County
Bowen visit highlights Kiwanis event in Logan
Mr. and Mrs. Rochester Bowen of Columbus visited Logan on Wednesday night. Mrs. Bowen is the daughter of Mrs. C. V. Wright of South Market street and Mr. Bowen is a brother of C. Wood Bowen, a leading figure in the Kiwanis play attended by Columbus residents. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Fountain of
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Rochester Bowen
Columbus
Logan
Traveling salesman injured in pig collision rollover
W Roy Imes a Philadelphia traveling salesman escaped serious harm when his touring car went off Sugar Creek Road struck and killed a pig and rolled over twice before returning to the road.
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Dover
W. Roy Imes
Philadelphia
Sugar Creek
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