Couple Arrested for Stealing Two Horses in Logan
Joe Andrews of New Straitsville and Evelyn Collins of Snake Hollow were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn on request of Nelsonville police. They face charges of stealing two horses valued at about $100 alleged to belong to Dr. Dew of Nelsonville. Andrews to be arraigned Wednesday afternoon. Collins had prior reform school parole records noted by Hocking County officials.
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Hocking County
Motron
Reformatory
Phil Henderson
Craig's Wife gets polished read by D U cast
Walter Craig and Mrs. Craig rise to the challenge with restrained artistry in last night’s Ewing Auditorium production. Victor Miller and Laverne Matthew delivered standout performances in the crucial second act while Eloise Moreland earned praise for Mrs Harold.
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Walter Craig
Craig
Ewing Auditorium
Victor Miller
Laverne Matthew
Walter
Eloise Moreland
Harold Evans
George Kelley
Let ter Golf Puzzle Solution Recites Word Parade
The note presents a wordplay answer listing ARMY ARMS AIMS AIMS RAMS RAYS BAYS BOYS as the solution sequence for today’s Let ter Golf puzzle.
Two Arrested in Mine District Disturbance Hearings Set
Sheriff Lloyd and Deputy Hammond investigated a shooting near the Ohlinger and Wolfe mine in New Pittsburg. They arrested George Dunn and Arch Lyons for possession after a liquor search, with bonds set at 500 each and hearings scheduled for August 17. A dynamite explosion near the mine prompted a second trip by the sheriff.
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Buchtel
George Dunn
Arch Lyons
Dunn
Lyons
Harley M. Whitcraft
Logan
Ohlinger and Wolfe
Lloyd
New Pittsburg
Has Bad Luck Messenger Carrier Is Hurt Again
Ned St. Clair, son of County Commissioner Frank J. Clair, fractured both arms above the wrist when a grapevine swing snapped and dumped him, add ing to a run of misfortune including a cut foot from broken glass while swimming in Old Town creek.
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Logan
Ned St. Clair
Frank &J. Clair
North Market Street
Ned
Old Town Creek
Sorrells Found Guilty of DUI in Logan Court
Logan August 16 Mark Sorrells of Buchtel was found guilty by Judge A M Elliinger on a DUI charge after a hearing. He was arrested after a wreck near Murray City and sentenced to 150 dollar fine, costs, and 30 days in county jail with nine months driving suspension. jail time suspended on payment.
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Logan
Mark Sorrells
Buchtel
A. M. Elliinger
Sorrells
Farbearn
Murray City
Canvass of Vote Begins in Hocking County
The official canvass of the vote in Hocking county began Thursday morning as Deputy Supervisors of elections started the process and expected completion by evening. Unofficial returns arrived Tuesday night with two precincts delaying counts, while close races surfaced for governor and for U S Senate.
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Hocking County
Election Board
Turner
Begg
E. LeFever
John E. Stilbaugh
LeFever
W. E. Petty
First Ward
Central Committee
Relief From Flood Waters Promised by City Action
Logan residents on Fountain and Church streets will get flood relief after heavy rains as the city council passed legislation to create a storm sewer. West Hunter Street resurfacing will follow delivery of material from Ohio Valley Asphalt. Pat Eberst and companions depart for a two week Vermont Lake Champlain vacation with further travel to Albany Atlantic City and Washington D C.
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Board of Control
Ohio Valley Asphalt Company
West
Hunter Street
Pat Eberst
The
Red Win Shining Parlor
Columbus
Edward L. Eberst
George Story
Edward Volk
Vermont
Lake Champlain
Story
Volk
Albany
Atlantic City
New York
Washington, D. Cc
Logan Briefs From Logan Ohio Local Notes
Mrs. James Wolf and daughter Jeanne Lee arrived in Logan Tuesday for a two week visit with her parents in Toledo. Mt. Zion Christian church will host an ice cream sociable the evening of August 18. Emnett Sorrell of Ward township was a business visitor in Logan on Wednesday.
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Logan
James Wolf
Jeanne Lee
Toledo
Jesse Phillips
Mt. Zion Christian Church
Emnett Sorrell
Ward Township
Thompson Family Visit in Haydenville
Charles W. Thompson of Toledo traveled to Haydenville on Sunday to visit his mother and brother and their family. He spent the day with many friends.
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Charles W. Thompson
Toledo
Haydenville
Yankees Sign Former Occidental College Star Mishkin
Two days after his release by a Pacific Coast League club Holly Mishkin a former Occidental College star was signed by the New York Yankees. He plays first base.
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Holly Mishkin
Occidental College
New York Yankees
Kuck Bypassed 1924 Team Citing Busy Harvest Season
John Kuck, holder of a new world shot put record at the Olympic games this year, says he did not try out for the 1924 team because he was too busy harvesting.
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John Kuck
Alta Kull Visits Detroit Relative Ties to Lancaster Burial
Alta Kull of Detroit travels to spend a week with her uncle Judge A. M. Ellinger and family after her father Daniel Kull was buried in Lancaster last Saturday. Dr. Morton Bland returns to Logan after visiting Mrs. Bland and his daughter in Westerville.
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Alta Kull
Detroit
Daniel Kull
Lancaster
A. M. Ellinger
Morton Bland
Logan
Grosvenor Grateful For Vote Of Confidence In Board Work
John H. Grosvenor expresses gratitude for support in Tuesday’s primary, calling it a vote of approval of five years on the county board. He says the public credit motivates him to continue serving efficiently and with satisfaction.
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Board of County Commissioners
John H. Grosvenor
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