Major Wardwell Body To Be Brought Here For Burial
The body of Major Doyne Pp. Wardwell 33 Casper Wyoming will be transported to Logan for burial arriving late Tuesday or Wednesday. He died Thursday near Casper when his plane burst into flames during a flight with two passengers. Wardwell a former Hocking County aviator and organizer of Wyoming Airways Inc had re entered aviation after a brief retirement. He leaves a widow and four children.
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Doyne
Wardwell
Casper
Wyoming
Logan
Hocking County
Air Service
Far Ogan
Wyoming Airways Inc
F. A. Koppe
Many Seek Voters Favor in Hocking County Offices
Sixty one candidates filed for township offices in Hocking County as of August ten with Ward Township leading in filings for trustees and school board. Two clerk petitions came from Ward and another prospect looms. Absent voter supplies total 36 with ballots distributed Saturday to precincts as filing nears closing.
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Logan
Hocking County
Election Board
Ward Township
Board of Trustees
Board
Road projects advance on Logan Geneva highway and county routes
Logan August 10 construction on the county highway system progresses. One and a half miles of the Logan Geneva Highway completed. Grading starts on Clay Lick Road in Washington Township. Maysville Road resurfaced and tar planned for Carbon Hill Longstretch and Monday corridors. Bremen resurfacing prep underway. Right of way cleared from Logan Laurelville Road to Rockhouse. state forces may begin along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Orla Wolfe
Logan-Geneva
Clay Lick
Washington Township
Wolfe
Maysville
Carbon Hill
Longstretch
Logan-Lancaster
Rockbridge
Bremen
Logan-Bremen
Logan-Laurelville
Mound Crossing
Rockhouse
Godiva Rides Again In UK Pageants
Report from London and Addlestone describes modern Godiva reenactments with Miss Edie Cooke in Addlestone and Miss Muriel Mellerup in Coventry. The 11th century legend contrasts with two piece bathing suits and contemporary pageantry.
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Edie Cooke
Lady Godiva
London
England
Coventry
Addlestone
Board of Censors
Meals Served in Hocking County Jail in July
Logan August 10 A total of 1190 meals were served to prisoners in the Hocking County jail during July according to jail matron Mrs W R Lloyd. The average daily population was just over 12 with fifteen inmates currently confined. Six are awaiting sentence or grand jury action while the rest serve time for fines or in lieu of fines. The July daily average is lower than earlier months this year and several inmates are nearing the end of their sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
W. R. Lloyd
Parking limit imposed on Main Street in Logan
One hour parking limits were posted on Main Street under Harvey Linton the service director. The ordinance took effect for the first time Saturday and aims to ease Saturday traffic congestion during shopping hours on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Main Street
Harvey Linton
Local Man Fyffe Fined After Chase Leads to Arrest
Charles Fyffe of Tar Hollow appeared before Magistrate FE Bright on a charge of intoxication. He pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars plus costs. Fyffe has prior county jail time.
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Logan
Charles Fyffe
Tar Hollow
Bright
Fyffe
Fifth Time Copper Wire Stolen From Coonville Mine
The Coonville mine suffered its fifth copper wire theft in a year on Friday night. Sheriff W. R. Liova and deputies investigated after a Saturday report, finding 500 feet of wire missing. Bloodhounds were suggested, and Gallipolis dogs were requested to aid the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Coonville
W. R. Liova
Joe Farbearn
Charles Briley
Gallipolis
Oil production shows increase in Logan County
Hocking County reports two strong producers boosting output in the last week. Gordon Oi Company Well No 6 on the George Anthony farm in Washington Township yielded about 75 barrels per day. Preston Oil Company completed its No well on the Lewis Price Tract in the Maysville Field producing 100 barrels daily.
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Logan
Hocking County
Gordon Oi Company
George Anthony
Washington Township
Preston Oil Company
Lewis
Gore
Adair and Andrews
Woodruff Heirs
Godiva Ride Returns to Coventry in 1929 Parade
The item recalls the 1929 Lady Godiva procession through Coventry with a white charger and a crowd reacted to the spectacle. It notes the legend of a peeper struck blind and playfully suggests any onlooker would exclaim at the sight of the white horse.
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Lady Godiva
Coventry
Mercia
Logan Social Notes Include Trips and Recoveries
Mrs. Joe Farbearn is recovering from a tonsil removal operation performed last week. Miss Gertrude Voris and sister Mrs. Grace Slaughter with her daughter and son-in-law are visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Shadder of Chicago called in Logan en route to Nelsonville and Wellston to visit relatives. Miss Voris and Mrs. Slaughter are former Logan residents. Miss Helen Rochester and Miss Ruth Heft departed for a 10 day vacation to Lake Chautauqua with planned Niagara Falls visit. Miss Rochester serves as deputy clerk of courts.
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Joe Farbearn
Gertrude Voris
Grace Slaughter
Shadder
Chicago
Logan
Nelsonville
Wellston
Miss Voris
Mrs. Slaughter
Helen Rochester
Ruth Heft
Lake Chautauqua
Niagara Falls
Miss Rochester
Catholics Win Greendale Loses 8 to 6 in Junior League
Logan August 10 Greendale lost an 8 to 6 ball game at the Athletic Field after holding an early lead. The Catholics, substituting for the United Brethren on the Junior League, built a three run advantage in the first inning and added in the second before Catholics rallied with timely hits and some passed balls. A large crowd attended.
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Logan
Greendale
Athletic Field
United Brethrens
Gym Is Acquired by Ward Township Board
Carbon Hill's 13000-dollar physical education building was taken over by the Ward Township Board of Education after final details by James Krieg Logan. Equipment ready for opening next month. Transportation contracts to be let in days for three-year routes. State Education Department approval noted with about 6000 dollars saved through the rehabilitation program. Miss Juanita Hillyer resigned as teacher at New Town school.
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IAGAN
Carbon Hill
Ward Township Board of Education
James Krieg
Logan
Ward Township Board
State Department of Education
State Department
Juanita Hillyer
New Town
Miss Thelma Bardian Graduates From Chirrington Hospital School
Miss Thelma Bardian of New Plymouth completed a three year course at the Cherrington Hospital School of Nurses Saturday and received her diploma. She will stay at the hospital two weeks then take a short vacation before starting as a trained nurse. She is the sole member of her class already certified.
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Logan
Thelma Bardian
New Plymouth
Cherrington Hospital School of Nurses
Bardian
Plans for Junior Order excursion to Tiffin
Logan August 10. Plans are under way for the Junior Order of United American Mechanics annual trip to the national children's home at Tiffin. The excursion is set for September 1, starting from Nelsonville with Nelsonville lodge members meeting in Logan and joined by McArthur New Straitsville and Logan groups. About 75 members will travel.
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Logan
Order of United American Mechanics
Tiffin
National Children’s Home
Order
Nelsonville
McArthur
New Straitsville
Tnrip
Logan man bound over in auto theft case
Ross Horn formerly of Hocking County was brought to Logan by officer Joe Farbearn to answer an affidavit charging automobile theft. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under a $1,000 bond. The case involves a machine owner named Brandon with whom Horn traded cars recently. The prisoner signaled intent to resolve the matter.
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Logan
Newark
Ross Horn
Hocking County
Joe Farbearn
Horn
EK. E. Bright
Brandon
Deputy Hammond Attends Canadian Delegation Meeting
Deputy Sheriff L. F. Hammond vacations from Logan to Winnipeg Canada as Nelsonville chapter delegate at the international Dokkies meeting. He left Friday for about 10 or 12 days with a side trip to the West after the convention.
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Logan
L. F. Hammond
Winnipeg
Canada
Nelsonville
Fle West
Logan Aug 10 Officials Discuss Road Plans and Bonds
Commissioners spent Friday with township trustees to review road improvements. They noted an agreement with Marion Township on using gasoline tax funds for the Logan Geneva Road. Bonds for Alfred Campbell and Charles Briley were approved for 10000 and 500 respectively.
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Logan
Marion Township
Logan-Geneva
Alfred Campbell
Charles Briley
Kienzle Sues For Divorce On Grounds Of Cruelty
Charles J. Kienzle sues Velma Kienzle for divorce claiming gross neglect and cruelty. He states Velma is a minor and that she left their home on July 12 and refused to return despite multiple requests. They married April 9, 1927 and have no children.
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Logan
Charles J. Kienzle
Velma Kienzle
Henderson party heads to Cedar Point Camp Perry and Montreal
Mrs. Phil A. Henderson Miss Florence Eberst Edward Eberst Jr and Edward Volk leave Saturday for a week long vacation with Cedar Point Camp Perry and Montreal Canada as part of their itinerary.
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Phil A. Henderson
Florence Eberst
Edward Eberst, Jr
Edward Volk
Cedar Point
Camp Perry
Montreal
Can
Voters to Get Only One Slip This Election
Logan August 10 voters at the polls will receive a single ballot listing candidates for city offices. Republican candidates for mayor are J. P. Rochester Harry L. Smith and Charles M. Price. Democratic contenders for mayor include Elias K. Bright Mike Hansel George Blum and A L O Neil. Other listed candidates cover city treasurer auditor council president and council members across wards.
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Logan
J. P. Rochester
Harry L. Smith
Charles M. Price
Clara Jones
Harold W. Larimer
Vernon Mauk
William Robey
John Timberlake
R. R. Lanning
Flias KE. Bright
Mike Hansel
George Blum
A. L. O'Neil
Della Bishop
Josephine Hansel
Sumner II
Martin
George Engle
W. DD. Thurness
Irrank Eberst
John E. Canty
Wood Bowen
Fred F Eastman
H. Bright
Fred W. Stracke
Logan Briefs Miss Helena Menkel Visit
Logan notes Miss Helena Menkel, Soto, was a guest of Mrs. Clif Webb and other Logan friends during the last week. She left for her home Saturday.
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Logan
Helena Menkel, Soto
Clif— Webb
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Charles A. Lindbergh
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Godiva
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N. J
Jack C. Richardson
St. Louis
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Grace Drummond-Hay
America
C. J. Burgess
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
Sir George Hubert Wilkins
C. F E. Rosendahl
William B. Leeds
Xenia
WAR Board
The
Messenger
Clinton Webb
Vistin
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
Logan, Ohio
Pearl Day Cab Co
Washington St
DRY Cleaners
the Depot
Ian Logan
Ohio
Ohlo
Arrow Brand
D. Zenner Go
Woodworth’s
Arch Maker Jr. Shoes
William Boyd
E. B. Acomb
Majestic Theatre
Athens
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