Falls Township trustee candidates surge as petitions arrive
Logan Aug 19 petition filings show many seek Falls Township trustee. Early contenders include John Sweazy Gore first to file William Mamek W S Stone and Carl Cross. Additional blanks taken by Dan Stlackstone M W Howdyshell and C G Webb all Webb Summit residents Close proximity links among Webb Howdyshell Blackstone and Howdy shell and Cross members of current board.
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Cross
Webb
Howdyshell
Blackstone
Three Petitions Filed for Hocking County Board of Education
Logan Aug 1 Three petitions have been filed by candidates for the Hocking County Board of Education. Three board seats expire this year, with J M Lanner and Cari C Poling seeking re election to second terms and Forest Wolfe of Laurelville replaced by Irvin Kohler. George L Wright and W F Clark to seek two year terms.
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Irvin Kohler
Laurelville
George L. Wright
W. F Clark
Will
Kiwanis League Week Brings Pennant Talk In Logan
In Logan in week five of the Kiwanis League’s second half two teams still contend for the pennant. A benefit game is set for next Friday at the Athletic field Shawnee Juniors versus a team chosen from the league with proceeds aiding the Kerwood Durant fund.
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Episcopalians
Greendale
Auto Fire on West Front Street Damages Logan Property
A silent alarm sent the Logan Fire Department to West Front Street after 2:20 p m Saturday where an automobile caught fire. Fire Chief Walter Nixon estimated damage at 30 dollars and cited defective wiring as the probable cause.
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Logan
Logan Pir
West Fron Street
Walter Nixon
Nine motorists hear about new ruling in Logan
On Saturday police tagged nine motorists for parking too long on Main Street under the new regulation. Seven locals and two visitors were warned rather than fined, with a second offense expected to carry higher costs. Police also reminded drivers that U turns at Main and High Streets are prohibited in the new quiet zone near Cherrington Hospital.
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Logan
William Lavey
City Hall
Walter Kleinschmidt
Main
High Streets
Council
Cherrington Hospital
Signa
Club Winners to Go to State Fair From County 4-H
A county 4-H contest at the courthouse auditorium named winners to represent Hocking County at the Ohio State Fair in August. The Jolly Maids Food Club members Lillian Rheinscheid and Margaret Hamilton led the winning girls, with Edward Weaver and Toy Rutter of Lipsaw Handicraft Club taking the boys’ award. Individual demos featured Jeanetta Strous and Charlotte Mosure on dressings and salads. six youths advance to state-wide 4-H contests.
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Logan
Aus
Hocking County
E Court House
Mabel Real
Dresden
Henry Coulson
Jackson
Lillian Rheinscheid
Margaret Hamilton
Jolly Maida Food Club
Washington Township
Miss Grace Harsh
Edward Weaver
Toy Rutter
Lipsaw Handicraft Club
Marion Township
Russell Brown
Jeanetta Strous
Salt Creek Clothing
Charlotte Mosure
Jolly Maids Food Club
Logan Visitors and Local Notes Round Up
Mr and Mrs Russell Cayler and two daughters from Columbus visited in Logan over Sunday as guests of Mrs Caylers parents on West Hunter Street. Mrs Robert McNelis of Long Island and Miss Grace Wallace of Indiana Pa are guests of Mrs C J Abell on Second Street. Lancaster’s Ellizabeth Sheets was visited by Lancaster resident Lancaster’s Ellizabeth Sheets who was injured in an automobile wreck and will leave the hospital Monday. PD A Cash of Lancaster made a business trip to the city Saturday. Gifford Hull and family of Columbus visited Logan relatives Saturday evening and Sunday. Charles Briley and daughter with Miss Gladys Rowers spent Sunday touring Marietta. Miss Rowers returned to Columbus Sunday evening after a two week visit with Miss Briley.
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Russell Cayler
Columbus
Logan
Ellizabeth Sheets
PD. A. Cash
Lancaster
Gifford Hull
Charles Briley
Asther
Gladys Rowers
Marietta
Local Couple Wed in Laurelville Ceremony
Lowell Karshner 22 a Laurelville laborer and Marie Edwards 18 at home Laureltville wed with Rev J R Fields officiating. The couple are children of Mr and Mrs Vert Karshner and Mr and Mrs William Edwards.
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Lowell “Karshner
Laurelville
Vert Karshner
Marie Edwards
Laureltville
Dane Anhter
William Edwards
J. RR. Fields
Man Bound Over On Non Support Charge
Logan Aug 19 arraignment before Magistrate Feel Bright. James Nutter entered a not guilty plea and was bound over to the grand jury on a non support charge. Bond set at 500 dollars which he supplied.
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Logan
James Nutter
Grand
Busy Bee 4-H Club Demonstrates Sandwich Making
The Busy Bee 4-H Food Club of Canaanville held an all day meeting at the Canaanville school in Joanne Rowe home. Members practiced sandwich making and prepared dinners, then held a business meeting. Plans were set to exhibit sandwiches and posters at the Athens County Fair. Lucy Sutton led the club.
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Canaanville
Joanne Rowe
Canaanville School
Athens County Fair
Lucy Sutton
Athens City Council to Award North Lancaster Street Bonds
The Athens City Council plans to award North Lancaster Street bonds tonight. The issue dated September 15, 1929 amounts to $1 915 72 at par with accrued interest to delivery, announced city auditor Griff Evans.
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Lancaster Street
Athens
Grifevans
Camping trip by Logan youths near Farewell Lake
Members of the Young Men's Sunday School Class of the Methodist Episcopal Church journeyed for a week of camping at Farewell Lake, Michigan under teacher Harry Heinlein with assistant William Mutchmore. Participants include Albert Stohrer, Fred Rochester, Wellington Zeigler, Kenneth Right, Joe Deishley, Charles No testone, Charles Pleukharp, Carl Sheppard, Junior Wenn, John Lanning, George Leyshon, Max Curl, Kenneth Adair, Raymond Oberle, Dale Arnold, Lloyd Heinlein, and Allen Adair.
Grangers Plan Dinner Event in Logan This Wednesday
Hartley Emmons says the Hocking County Grangers meet at the Rock House on Wednesday with three granges Hocking Ewing and Tri County taking part. A plated dinner will feature the day’s program.
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Logan
Rockhouse
Hocking County Grancers
Hartley Emmons
Committee On Arrangements
Hocking
Ewing Grange
Tri-County
Logan names John Longley assistant coach for high school teams
Logan announces John Longley of Nelsonville as assistant coach for Logan High School athletic teams. Local fans approve citing his aggressiveness as key to a strong football entry in the Southeastern Ohio league this fall. Longley and coach Ted Sawyer are longtime friends and Ohio University graduates. Their combined efforts are expected to yield a winning season.
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Logan
John Longley
Nelsonville
Logan High
Teunms
Intercity bowling match to be held in Logan
The first inter city bowling contest of the season will be staged in Logan at the Be shara Bowling Vharters Tuesday evening. Linden Masonite of Columbus will visit the local team from the mie lodge for the series arranged through Edward C. Hamilton. Local team personnel were not announced.
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Logan
Beshara Bowling Vharters
Linden Masonite
Columbus
Mie Lodge
Edward C. Hamilton
Pingees Hurt In Washing Machine Mishap
Marl Jr five year old son of Mr and Mrs Karl Roberts Thornport suffered finger injuries after getting hands caught in a washing machine cogs. The incident occurred in New Lenigton on August 19.
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New Lenington
Marl, Jr
Karl Roberst
Thornport
Ruth and Amelia Win Change to Air Race Route
Ruth Eider Amelia Earhart and other pilots refused to fly the planned Calexico stop in the Cleveland air races and won a mid day route change. The entrants will instead fly over Calexico with a new mid day stop at Yuma Arizona as officials and pilots finalize the compromise in San Bernardino California.
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Ruth
Amelia
San Bernardino
Qilif
U.P
Amelia Earhart
Ruth Eider
Calexico
Yura
Ariz
California Hotel
Santa Monica
Ofl
Logan
Swiss Fliers Start Across the Atlantic
In LISUON Portugal on August 19 two Swiss pilots Oskir Kaeser and Kurt Luseher launched from Junear Flying Field in the plane Young Switzerland bound for New York. The crossing aims to place Switzerland in trans Atlantic aviation history with a planned Azores route if needed. Equipment includes pneumatic suits a pneumatic canoe and gas masks.
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Lisuon
Portugal
U.P
Oskir Kaeser
Kurt Luseher
B.s.ty
New York
Switzerland
Miers
Anties
Kaeser
Junear
United Press
Azores
Spokane Sun God Flies Coast to Coast Stop in Cleveland
The cross country endurance plane Spokane Sun God piloted by Nick Mamer and Art Walker left Cleveland airport for St. Paul at 8:09 a m today. The plane arrived shortly before 7 this morning and was refueled with 230 gallons of gas and breakfast transferred during two contacts. The rest of the fuel followed after the last contact.
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Cleveland
U.P
Spokane
Sun God
Nick Mamer
Art Walker
St. Paul
Minn
Snook Hearing Postponed to Tuesday Morning
In Columbus, the hearing on Dr. James Howard Snook's motion for a new trial, who was convicted of murdering Theora Hix, was postponed to 9:30 a m tomorrow to allow defense counsel more time to prepare. The motion claims the jury acted with mob influence and jurors were unduly influenced. verdict requires the death sentence.
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Columbus
James Howard Snook
Theora Hix
Inamorata
Snook
Puzzle claim solves Letter Golf clue with sequence
The note presents a claimed answer to the Letter Golf puzzle of today, listing Sham Scam Seat Feat Fest Fast Fact Face Fake as the solution chain. It catalogs eight to nine linked words suggesting a pattern of rapid word transformations and a final faux set.
Septembers Varied Jubilee and Ohio Canal History
A monster jubilee will be held in Columbus the week of September 22 featuring pageants parades concerts and fireworks with excursion rates attracting crowds. The Ohio Grotto Association will join later in the week while the second All Ohio Newspaper Conference takes place October 25 and 26 at Ohio State University with a school for Ohio newspaper men.
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Columbus
Ohio Grotto Association
Ohio State University
School For Ohio
University Athletic Association
State
Public parks and lake revenue boost Ohio treasury
The article notes several lakes dedicated as public parks and pleasure resorts, providing the state with nearly 500000 dollars in 1929 revenues, of which 300000 is net. It highlights unusual coins from Akron residents and a prior 500 dollar donation mailed from Columbus marked This belongs to the State of Ohio.
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Thestate
Akron
H. Ross Ake
General Revenue Fund
Treasury
Columbus
State of
Ohio
Officers elected sabina union at Ohio conference session
R C C Tolbert of Mt. Vernon was elected president of the Young People's union at the 101st annual session of the Ohio Conference Methodist Protestant denomination in Sabina. Rev. M McVey of Cincinnati was chosen vice president Rev G W Beck of Middletown secretary treasurer Rev K O Hull of Dresden registrar and Rev C J Monton of Attica dean.
Ad lerika Says It Helps Stomach Trouble and Gas Relief
Mrs. Dr. Anderson says Ad lerika ends stomach gas and old waste buildup after long toast only dieting. The ad claims quick relief from gas and improved sleep, promising visible digestion benefits regardless of prior remedies. Local drugstores and pharmacies in Gibson's Athens Hickman's Nelsonville Pole line Murray City Taylor's Jorus offer the product.
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Dr. Anderson
Gibson
Athens
Hickman
Nelsonville
Pole Line
Murray City
Tavelor
Jorus
Coolville
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Clinton Webb
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Pathe
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Messenger Pattern Department
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Hockhouse
Pingees
New York City
Zenner Co
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Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Lostro Bldg
Athens F. E. Goldsberry
Columbia
Tiffany Stams
George Iesel
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
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Lake Erie
Ohio River
Portsmouth
Athens Ice and Storage Company
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