Lanning Named Receiver for Mercer Brick Corp at Logan
Logan Aug. 17 Gerald W. Lanning local attorney named receiver for the Mercer Brick Corporation by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft on a petition by Paul A. Warner superintendent of Ohio building and loan associations. Court ruled the company insolvent to conserve assets. Principal assets and brick plant located in Union Furnace. Manufactured material stored there. Plant took over two years ago from Union Furnace Clay Products Company. Warner filed for Citizens Savings Association holding a promissory note of more than 29000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gerald W. Lanning
Mercer Brick Corporation
Harley M. Whitcraft
Paul A. Warner
Building and Loan Associations
Ohio
Harry English
M. J. Cole
Herbert Cooke
Union Furnace
Union Furnace Clay Products Company
Warner
Citizens Savings Association
Joe Patton Wounded While Cutting Timber Near Haydenville
Joe Patton of Flaydenville suffers a deep wound in the right leg when a sharp axe slips while he works with timber near Haydenville. He receives medical attention after the accident. Fr id ay expense deadline for city primary filings notes several candidates have not yet filed, including Samuel P. Whitehart with $5.40 reported.
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Logan
Joe Patton
Flaydenville
Haydenville
Patton
Election Board
Samuel P. Whitehart
Stairs Bring Breath Back for An 83-Year-Old Woman
An 83 year old woman reports losing seven pounds using Kreschen Salts without changing her diet. She says stairs no longer cause gasping, she appears more fit and energetic, and credits the product for improving her health. Krusechen Salts sold at Cline's Pharmacy Co. and other druggists, jar lasts four weeks for a small cost.
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Mias
Kreschen
Krusechen Salta
Cline’s Pharmacy Co
Tive
Ady
Three Held in Thefts Of Oil Well Material
Logan in August reports three men arrested on thefts of oil well equipment. Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn nabbed Cheesy Thomas James Siniff of Logan and Edward Siniff of Rehobeth Perry County for stealing bull ropes from Gore New Straitsville Murray City wells totaling about 1000 dollars. Investigations in New Lexington and Zanesville led to rope fragments identified by Donahue and Wheeler. The trio await arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joe Farbearn
William ‘“Cheesy
Thomas
James Siniff
Edward Siniff
Rehobeth
Perry County
Gore
New Straitsville
Murray City
New Lexington
Zanesville
Farbearn
C. E. Donahue
Tack Wheeler
Chartiers Company
Gordon Oil Company
New York Coal Company
Rachelmacher
Big Ten
Ohio Fuel Gas Companies
Donahue
Wheeler
Hocking County Anglora Club Elects Officers
Members met at the Chamber of Commerce to elect Dr. Claude C. Lyon president John Roberts secretary and John A. Wellman treasurer They plan to shift fishing license duties from the clerk of courts to the county level with benefits returning to the club and district improvements discussed.
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Logan
Hocking
Tax Deadline Extended to August 31 in Logan
Ohio Tax Commission and county commissioners approve treasurer George C. Hengst’s plan to waive penalties on tax payments through August 31. Payments have remained steady with expected collection near the prior half year, delaying the final date without penalty from August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio Tax Commission
George C. Hengst
Logan Man Detained After Chicken Coop Invasion
Gleason Blosser of Logan was jailed by Chief Lew Reynolds after allegedly breaking into William Moriaritys chicken coop. Moriarity reportedly struck Blosser with a picket but Blosser escaped.
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Logan
Camp Hocking Expands With Three New Buildings
Logan reports Camp Hocking adds kitchen mess hall and forestry building nearing completion. A frame canteen rises beside a growing telegraph line as rangers prepare for winter housing. Stony Creek Camp athletes visit Saturday for baseball volleyball recreation and horseshoes with public invited.
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Logan
Camp Hocking
Charles Conway
Parks
Stony Creek Camp
Temporary injunction sought over Gallipolis stock yards
Homer W. Walter et al petition in Common Pleas Court seeks a temporary injunction or other equity against the Ohio Valley Live Stock Sales Company. Trial set for Friday September 18. Residents fear noise and sanitation issues from livestock in yards within city limits. 200 petitions have been presented to city commissioners.
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Gallipolis
Homer W. Walter
Ohio Valley Live Stock Sales Company
Common Pleas Court
Seven Men Fined on Gambling Charges in Gallipolis
Arraignment of seven men on gambling charges followed a police raid on two Third Avenue buildings. Three alleged spectators were not charged. Amos Sheets Donald Sheets Charles Mack John Watts Burt Neal Frank Mill all of Gallipolis and Clay Withers of Swan Creek were fined 15 dollars and costs while Withers was fined 20 dollars and costs.
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Gallipolis
Third Avenue
A. J. Stormont
Amos Sheets
Donald Sheets
Charles Mack John Watts
Burt Neal
Frank Mill
Swan Creek
Clay Withers
Home Loan Officials Appoint Local Appraiser and Attorney
Logan August 17. Henry Brunner of the Home Loan Owners Corporation in Ohio appointed Barton A. Holl of Logan as appraiser and Phil A. Henderson as attorney. They scheduled a Thursday meeting with Brunner in Columbus to collect information for operating the new loan law.
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Logan
Henry Brunner
Home Loan Owners Corporation
Ohio
Barton A. Holl
Phil A. Henderson
Brunner
Columbus
Open Grove Camp Cottage Near Logan by Beatty Family
Spring Valley Camp rises in a grove on the John Beatty farm near Logan by Ebert McBroom and family members. The site near the Hocking River will offer fishing boating and swimming and will open soon with a family reunion and barbecue.
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Logan
Spring Valley
John Beatty
Ebert McBroom
Hocking River
Two Youths Held for Stoning Barlow Home
Marietta August 17. Leaie Smith 25 and Harold Smith 20 were held in the county jail after being charged with stoning the Ed ward Foster home in Barlow Township. They were censured by the prosecutor and agreed to pay damages after admitting rocks were thrown on two separate nights including the last Tuesday evening. A deputy sheriff arrested them following the incident that damaged windows roof and struck Foster's young son.
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Marietta
Edward Foster
Barlow Township
Lealie Smith
Harold Smith
Veto
Foster House
Lower Grain Market Expected by Farmer
Columbus reports a temporarily lower grain market as bottoms have been removed. Ohio country elevators hold wheat bought at higher levels while pegged minimum prices last week created a stagnant futures and cash market. US 1933 grain productionfell by over 1.5 billion bushels versus 1932 final figures. Observers foresee higher prices after adjustment.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
Two Men Held After Car Crash In Athens County
Theodore Archer of West Union Street Athens and Lawrence Shields of The Plains were jailed in Athens County awaiting arraignment on driving while intoxicated charges. Sheriff Stratton and Deputy Goldsberry arrested them around 2:30 am after their car overturned on The Plains Road near Factory Church. Both men were intoxicated at arrest. Archer drove the car owned by his father Riley Archer. No serious injuries. the vehicle was badly damaged.
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Theodore Archer
West Union Street
Athens
Lawrence Shields
the Plains
Athens County
Charles Stratton
Roy Goldsberry
Plains Road
Factory Church
Archer
Riley Archer
Advertisers Triumph in Legion Baseball Tilt at Silver Bridge
A Huntington Advertiser team defeated Campbell's Pharmacy 10 to 4 in the American Legion tournament at Silver Bridge. The Advertisers scored eight runs in the bottom of the fifth off Stines. Miller relieved Stines, allowed no further runs, and drove in half his team's runs with a seventh inning homer with one aboard. B Hunt led the druggists with three hits, including a triple, in four at bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Huntington
Campbell's Pharmacy
American Legion
Silver Bridge
Stines
Miller
B. Hunt
Carbondale Quartet Pleads Not Guilty In Local Court
Carbondale quartet Rice Kimes Charles Kimes and Harvey Tinker and co defendant Anna Mc Cumber pleaded not guilty before Magistrate Carl H Porter to illegal associations charge. Bond set at 200 dollars each and jail committed for default. David Burton changed plea to guilty for stealing chickens from W W Blackwood and was fined 25 dollars plus costs and 30 days in Athens County Jail.
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Rice Kimes
Charles Kimes
Harvey Tinker
Carbondale
Anna McCumber
Carl H. Porter
David Burton
Carthage Township
W. W. Blackwood
Costa
Athens County
Forged Checks Reported in McArthur
Two checks signed by J. E. Glandon and endorsed by E. D. Baker, drawn on Vin ton County Bank, were received here and deemed forgeries. The instruments were drawn in favor of Hamilton, Ohio merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
J. E. Glandon
E. D. Baker
Vinton County Bank
Hamilton
Ohio
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Mercer Brick Corp
Wheaton
Farbeann
Dr. Lyon
Fishermen’s Club
The
Grand Rapids Furniture Makers Guild
M.T. Ellis
Lamar Weaver
Ft. Hayes
Lieut
Carlyle Hoffman
Bill Saur
Hocking Valley Motorcycle Club
Fairgrounds
Cincinnati Shoe Company
Wm. Sauer
Bill
Prgram
Live Stock Sales Co
Grove
Hengst-Keller- Marks
James Morgan Wilson
Toledo
W. B. Lacock
Carolyn Nichols
Ben Humphrey
C. Wood Bowen
Barlow
Zenners
DeLoss Walker
NRA
D. Zenner Co
Ankets
Dress Gingham
Toilet Goods Dept
Toilet Goods Department
Lynn Walker
Dicckinsons
Woodbury
Royal Crown
Gillette
Mennen
Cologne
Veton Union
Jacquard
Morrow
Damaskes
Wise House
Nelly Don
Hillican
Coumbus
Schiller Park
Wil
Billian
Lennah
George Cordell
O. A. O'Dell Vis
Lennah Cordell
George H. Cordell
Lola C. Neal
Common Pleas
W.R. White
Phillip
Jones
Tousers
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