Body of Minister Recovered After Lake Erie Drowning
The Rev. Frank P. George, drowned Tuesday when a fishing boat overturned on Lake Erie, was recovered Friday evening. Funeral services were held Saturday in the Basil cemetery. Survivors include two fellow ministers who clung to the overturned boat and survived. Relatives from Logan attending the service listed several names.
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Castalia
Marion
Baslt
Logan
A M. Brown
Aka Brown
M. Heft
W. Arnold
Pheasants Released In Hocking County For Propagation
In Hocking County Deputy Game Protector C C Higgins reports about one hundred pheasants released for propagation this week. The mature birds arrived directly from the Roosevelt game farm in Scioto County with help from the Hocking County Fish and Game Protective Association. Annually birds and many eggs are sent to the county and are hatched locally, with sportsmen noting population growth.
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Logan
Hacking
C. C. Higgins
Roosevelt Game Farm
Scioto County
Hocking County
Hocking County Fox Hunters Picnic At Maxville
About 180 people attended a Hocking County Fox Hunters picnic and chase on the T. W. Hardy farm near Maxville. After a basket supper, 40 hounds were released and chased a fox for five hours, described as the best hunt of the season.
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Logan
Festival to Add Features for Fall Event
Logan notices a fall festival plan to add a wild game exhibition by the state fish and game department. The 4 H clubs may exhibit. Free attractions will feature clubs acts and band music for three days. Indiana press notes James A Allison, 53, died in Indianapolis from pneumonia after Carl Fisher founded the speedway.
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Logan
State Fish and Game Department
Peeeegara
C. Higgs
Department of Columbus
Allison
Intdianapolis
Ind
James A Allison
Carl Fisher
Indianapoli Motor Spedtway
Officials Probe Air Regulation Violations in Connecticut
New London Connecticut August 4 officials investigate apparent infractions of state air regulations after comedian Pred Stone suffered injuries when his airplane ride crashed yesterday. officials say the performer held a federal student license but may have misrepresented as a Connecticut student before taking the flight threatening his dancing career.
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New London Conn
Jetarg
Connecticut
Sun Fo Seeks U.S. Loans for Chinese Nationalist Government
Dr Sun Fo arrives in the United States to arrange preliminary American loans for the Chinese Nationalist Government. He is the son of Sun Yat sen, founder of the republic and its first president.
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Sun Fo
United States
Sun Yat Sen
China's Republic
Extension to cave road project moves forward
The Logan chamber supports a scenic highway extension to a public Cantwell Cliffs area. Grading adds 30 000 feet to county parks as work widens Big Pine road, with rock and gravel. Plans call for further grading on Thompson stretch and a Buck Run route from Laurelville toward South Perry township.
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Logan Chamber of Commerce
Cantwell Cliff
Cantwell
Man's Cave Road
South
Broomingville
Orla Wolfe
Chitts
Hocking
Big Pine Road
R. C
Wagstife
Thompson
Perry Township
Laurelville
Absent Ballots Soar As Logan Prepares For Election Day
Logan report notes twelve absent voters ballots returned from sixty applications. Absent voters may vote by mail if away from polling places through next Saturday. Supplies to be distributed Saturday. late ballots to be held by clerk and county board. Local contests on Democratic tickets draw attention as candidates canvass.
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Logan
Election Board
Fifteen Children Born to Union Furnace Family
Health department records in Logan show Ralph Leroy Heldren is the fifteenth child born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heldren of Union Furnace. Charles Leroy was born earlier this month and fourteen of the fifteen children are living. The Holdrens once lived on Zaleski. he works in the oil industry. He is 45, she is 42.
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Byron Wolfe
Lucille Wright
Homer Gabriel
Norfolk
Fidward Jones
Roseann
Frank Rose
Dorothy Smith
Rochester
Minn
Charles Work
Albert Schrech
Kittie
Gallagher
Levine Kraus
Ida May
L. F. Hammond
Glenn Bickel
Union Furnace
Kittaning
Clay Product
Esther Briley
Derby
Ridgway
V. Woodard
Detroit
Sam [Vola
Manetta
Frank Harden Te"uriday
South Bend
Ind
Edwin Hunter
Angola
George McVay
Missouri
Toneta Kan
Office of
the Health Department
Ralph Leroy
Charles Heldren
Charles Leroy
Holdren
Zaleski
Enforcement Needed Boyd Says in Talk
Howling Green Ohio April speech by Clinton D Boyd, candidate for attorney general, argues delays in courts undermine justice. He cites France and Fangant examples to claim swift punishment prevents crime and deters homicide.
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Howling Green
Ordyrs
Clinton D Boxd
Wood County Fee Publiclub
Fangant
France
Stage Named Murray County School Superintendent
Logan Aug 4 reports the Murray City Board of Education selected Stage to succeed Karl Christman as superintendent. Stage, formerly county superintendent, hails from Mt Gilead and is a graduate of Orme University, praised for his prior leadership in Moreau City schools.
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Logan
W. EL
Murre
Dieve Hart
Beekeeper Brothers Suffer Bee Attack on Farm Work
Aug. 1 reports composer Witham and Charles Toll oe brothers were stung when a swarm of bees attacked them while working on a farm near here. They sued for damages claiming injuries from the swarm.
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Witham
Charles Tolloe Brothers
Ryindd
Picnic event planned for August 10 at The Top Park
The Granacy of Ferry County schedules a Perry Hocking county grange picnic at The Top Park near Shawnee on August 10. Walter North of Falls Township leads the arranging committee and aims to attract a large delegation. a speaker is expected.
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Logan
Ferry County
Perry- Hocking County
The
Shawnee
Walter
Falls Township
Popular Road Maps Exhausted by High Demand
Road maps prepared by RB O Wagstaff deputy in the office of County Surveyor Orla Wolfe sold quickly as demand exceeded supply. Requests came from within Hocking county and from newspapers in northern Ohio. Limited funds restricted production.
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Logan
RB. O. Wagstaff
Orla Wolfe
Hocking County
Ohio
Pond Is Taken Charged With Calling John Hayden
Floyd Pond was captured by National Guard officers and brought to Logan for arraignment before Magistrate J. P. Miller. Charges filed by John Hayden allege Pond called Hayden a scab with a superlative adjective. Hayden works at Mine No. 34 in the Buchtel area. Pond’s arraignment was scheduled for Saturday.
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Logan
Floyd Pond
National Guard
Lloyd
J. .P. Miller
John ‘Hayden
Pond
Hayden
Buehbtel
Cooper Certain of Nominating Governor Nomination
Columbus report quotes Cooper campaign manager Harry D. Guser stating Cooper will win the Republican nomination for governor. A "careful analysis" shows Cooper leading in more than 50 counties and expects to add doubtful counties to the safe list before the primary.
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Columbus
U.P
Myerg
Cooper
Cincinnati
Harry D. Guser
Silver
Nanking Government Recognized by League at Geneva
The League of Nations extended recognition to the Nanking government of China after the United States acknowledged the Nanking regime. The delegation led by Chen Tine, foreign minister, was formally accepted for the September session.
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U.P
League of Nations
China
United States
League
Chen Tine
Mt O
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