Meanest Gal in Town at Majestic features Emery and Galla
A comedy drama at the Majestic stars ZaSu Pitts in a tale of a lady merchant, her Swedish partner, and a romance with a manicurist, as Skeets Gallagher and Bert Kelton add scheming humor. The plot centers on romantic and business misadventures culminating in a joyous finale directed by Russell Mack.
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Aepsoerse Emery
Pitts
Majestic
Rko-Radio Pictures
Bert Kelton
el Brendel
Gleason
Skeets Gallapitts
Evi
Bi Bren
Pert
Skeets Gallagher
ZaSu
Gallagher
Miss Kelton
James Gleason
Trail Drive western stars Ken Maynard at Court Theater
Ken Maynard headlines Universal Western The Trail Drive at the Court Theater with his horse Tarzan and Cecelia Parker leading a strong cast. Maynard plays a ranch foreman defending cattlemen against a dishonest buyer Honest John in a high spirited saga packed with daring horseman feats and thrilling chase scenes.
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Ken Maynard
Tarzan
Cecelia Parker
Universal
Court Theater
Ken
John
Maynard
Corella Parker
William Gould
Frank Rice
Bob’’ Kortman
Quarterly Meeting Sunday Service at Frost Church
Frost invites the public to a Sunday meeting on April 2 led by Rev. Edward M. Minor. Morning sermon titled Making a Man at 11 o'clock, afternoon talk The Routine of Everyday Living at 2, with a 30 minute song service and a noon potluck basket dinner for all.
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Edward M. Minor
Interest in Logan Airport Revived by State Visit
Logan April 27. Interest revived in the Logan airport proposal after Benjamin Rennick of the state aeronautics department visited. He met with relief director James R Allen, Mayor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald, Service Director Roy Loomis and local businessmen. Rennick toured sites tentatively chosen as potential airport locations.
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Logan
Benjamin Rennick
State Aeronautics Department
James R Allen
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Roy Loomis
Rennick
Idea
Senior Class Leads Honor Roll at Logan
Logan school records show the senior class leading the honor roll for the six week period with 21 percent of members honored. Juniors ranked second at 10.5 percent and sophomores third at 10.1 percent, listing named students from each class.
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Logan
Glenn Brown
Mary Coakley
Forest Eddy
Edith Gestin
Paul Heydem
Dorothy Kitchen
Don Poston
Marguerite Rohrer
Mary Blum
Lloyd Crothers
Dorothy Mattox
Virginia Smith
Thelma Stump
Pauline Lavey
Robert Brandt
Raymond Lanning
Lillian Sater
Emma Barker
Madeline Bennett
Vaughn Bort
Wayne Frants
John Cooper
Ray Collison
Luther Kuhn
Benton Lightfoot
Mary Monks
Constance Wella
Charges dismissed in stabbing case at hospital visit
Charges against Addie Coakley for stabbing her husband John Coakley with a butcher knife on April 13 were dismissed by Magistrate B Whitehart after Mrs. Coakley was committed to Athens State Hospital for treatment. She had been in ill health for several years. Hayenville church notes show revival to begin May 6 with regular services and prayer meetings scheduled through the week.
Schmitter Resigns as Employment Director
Logan Ewald Schmitter, manager of the local reemployment office, tendered his resignation to take effect April 30. With a public works decline in the county, personnel were reduced to one. Cleo Haley, a longtime clerk, is expected to become the new manager.
Must Send in Fees New Rules With Licenses Issuance
Logan. With the licensing period near, Hocking County dealers must pay required fees at once under a new rule announced by Auditor W S Yaw. Applications previously did not require accompanying fees. Application forms have been mailed to the dealers.
Gravel Shipments Extended After April
Logan reports extended gravel unloading in Hocking County beyond April 30 to implement an eight hour daily schedule. The plan shifts from an April 30 completion to handling 10 carloads per day, allowing a modified approach and giving officials more care in spreading the material.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan Briefs Guests Attend Dinner Party in Logan
Mrs. BE. FE. Campbell and daughter Mrs. Peter Esselburn from Columbus visited Logan on Wednesday with Bowen family members for a dinner party. Mrs. W. B. Lacock attended a dinner in Columbus hosted by Mrs. Lareum at the Faculty Club. R. Kenneth Kerr and Russell Keyes were in Columbus on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. FE. Campbell
Peter Esselburn
Columbus
Logan
Bowen
W. B. Lacock
Mre Lareum
R. Kenneth Kerr
Russell Keyes
Laurelville High School Graduation Tonight Speaker Supt Piliott
Laurelville High holds commencement exercises tonight with Mt. Vernon system superintendent A W Piliott as the featured speaker. Graduates include Elanore E Smith Edith M Strawser Lucille Bussert Theresa M Goode Mary A Goode Lulu A Hedges Mary Alice Fast Norwood B Haynes Merrill Karshner Darrell Karshner Robert G Worley and Donald M Edwards.
Logan Hall Appointed to Ohio Flood Control Conference
Logan Barton A. Hall president of the Logan Chamber of Commerce has been named as a member of the committee representing Ohio in Washington D. C. on April 30 and May 1 for the flood control conference. He was designated by Governor George White.
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Logan
Barton A. Hall
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Washington D. C
George White
Stolen Car Recovered on Route 75
Sheriff Sol Eilinger and Deputy Stanley Sparnow recovered a stolen automobile on Route 75 Tuesday. The vehicle belonged to a Columbus man and was returned to the owner the following day.
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Logan
Sol Eilinger
Stanley Sparnow
Columbus
Wan
Mills Is Captured Return Is Unlikely
Hocking County officers doubt custody will shift from Columbus to local authorities for Oliver Mills arrested there this week on a stabbing case from South Bloomingville two years ago. Columbus police hold Mills on multiple charges and will prosecute. Deputy Norris warned locals that failed conviction would still aid their claim. Ray Harper, victim, recovered. Captain C. B. Webb ill in Los Angeles hospital with a nervous breakdown.
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Harper
Edward Francia Undergoes Serious Surgery at Local Hospital
Edward Francia Colum bus underwent a serious surgical operation at a local hospital on Wednesday. His son Dr. J. D. Francis from Hiaydenville was summoned to his bedside that day and returned home Thursday with Mrs. Francis accompanying him.
Logan Woman Fractures Leg After Fall
Mrs Robert Ralph of Weat Street sustained a fractured leg Tuesday after stumbling and falling. After medical attention at a local physician's office she was returned home.
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Robert Ralph
Weat Street
Inspector visits Logan barber shops after appointment
John Shanitt, state inspector, made his first Wednesday visit to local barber shops since his recent appointment.
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Logan
John Shanitt
Atate
Strawberries Show Health Benefits Despite Popular Taste
Scientific notes that strawberries rival oranges in minerals and vitamin C, with higher iron per weight and richer in protein, though lower in vitamin A and B. They aid digestion of other elements, but lack the acidity-reducing effect of oranges. Canned berries retain vitamin content if air is removed. open-kettle methods lose vitamin. Home canning is practical in town or near markets, with alternatives for winter use.
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Samatt
Bremen Blue Lodge annual inspection attended by Logan Masons
Logan residents joined the Bremen Blue Lodge for its annual inspection on Tuesday night led by Harry L. Smith with a large Mason delegation. Seventeen lodges were represented, with Logan members including Charles W. Dollmatcch George Smith Neal Shaw Rolland Bright and many others.
Weekend guests and visiting relatives in local area
Syracuse Mr and Mrs Everett Hayden Eve lyn and Eleanor James and Thomas Paul of Dayton were weekend guests of relatives and friends. Co Hutton and Miss Dorothy Winebrenner of Monday Cove were recent guests of the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Samuel P Winebrener. Mr and Mrs Janse Carleton of Dayton were guests of Mr and Mrs Emory Carleton and sister Miss Julia Carleton from Saturday till Monday. Mr Stella Rodgers and granddaughters Eleanor and Emaline and Miss Emma Duckworth spent Sunday at Racine with Mr and Mrs Paul Hayman and family. Misa Viola Fields and son Jimmie of Hartford W Va spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Charlies Hall. Mr and Mrs Robert Gardner and Mrs Helen Williamson of Pomeroy spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harvey Holter.
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Everett Hayden
Evelyn
Eleanor James
Thomas Paul
Dayton
Co. & Hutton
Dorothy Winebrenner
Monday Cove
Samuel P. Winebrenner
Janse Carleton
Emory Carleton
Julia Carleton
Stella Rodgers
Eleanor and
Emaline
Emma Duckworth
Racine
Paul Hayman
Misa Viola Fields
Jimmie
Hartford
W. Va
Charlies Hall
Robert Gardner
Mis
Helen Williamson
Pomeroy
Harvey Holter
Coming Out Party Opens At Ohio Theater
A timely Fox release opens at the Ohio Theater with a daring debutante expose. Frances Dee and Gene Raymond star in a tale of social climbing, romance, and elopement thwarted by a cunning butler as an elaborate party unfolds.
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Fox Film
Ohio Theater
Jesse L. Lasky
New York
Europe
Rovers
Frances Dee
Gene Raymond
Alison Skipworth
Nigel Bruce
Harry Green
Gilbert Emery
Marjorie Gateson
Clifford Jones
Jessie Ralph
Germaine de Neel
John Bivatone
Gladys Unger
Jesse Lasky, Jr
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Skeets Galla
Rert
Kelton
Russell Mack
Hollywood
Arthur T. Horman
Mack
Richard Schayer
H. W. Hanemann
Auty
Frances Dee Eae
Raymond Skipworth
Frost
KO Radio Xeture
Zasu Pitts
Pert Kelton
Fl Brender James Gleason
Skee” Gallagher
Merion
Cooper
Athens
Fanny
Schmitter
Laurelville High School
A. W. Elliott
Mills
Captain Weee
Tondergofs Operation
Supfers Leg
Blue Lodge
Logan Masons
Smith
Bremen
Syracuse
E. Main St
Alei
Will Rogers
David
Harum
Eth
Crcelia Parker
OK Mane Cummings
Paullukas
Lionel Barrymore
ADULT
Balkony
Bainum
Percy Lowery
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