Woman of Franklin County Succeeds Miss Charlotte Work
Logan August 21 the resignations accepted by the local board of education announce Miss Charlotte Work leaves her music teaching post in the Logan public schools. Miss Mary Jane Anderson of Franklin is named to succeed her. Anderson a Oberlin graduate with Northwestern postgrad work has nine years teaching music in her home county.
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Logan
Charlotte Work
Board of Education
Mary Jane Anderson
Franklin
Miss Work
Helen Foote
Miss Anderson
Logo
Oberlin Col
Northwestern University
Eva Lutz arraigned on liquor manufacture charge
Mrs Eva Lutz appeared before Judge Harley M Whitcraft Monday morning in Logan on a charge of possessing property designed for the manufacture of intoxicating liquor. She pled not guilty and her hearing was set for next Tuesday after State Inspector H A Sines and Deputy Sheriffs L F Hammond and J Farbearn found four barrels of mash near her Rockhouse area home along with a cooling keg a stove and pumps believed used in illicit liquor production.
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Rockhouse
Rodman-Snider Families Hold Marion Reunion
Have Reunion Logan Aug 21 members of the Rodman Snider families held their annual reunion in Marion with 49 members attending. Logan residents traveled for the gathering and a list of attendees includes Isaac Rodman Marion Theodore Stone Orland Forest Carpenter Longstreth Frank Rodman Lotty Edward Hampton Columbus and others.
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Logan
Rodman-Snider
Marion
Isaac Rodman
Columbus
Fred Mohler
Ben Rodman
Dale Tanner
Boughton
Arthur Rodman
Clifton
Mich
A. M. Martin
Litle Rock
Ark
A. E. Wolfe
Joe Farbearn
Jack, Logan
Katherine Rheinscheld
Orland
Automobile Crash Injures Logan Man South of Diamonds
Robert Keynes of Logan sustained cuts and bruises to the face and head when his car plunged from the highway into an old canal bed after a collision with a second vehicle carrying a group of negro occupants. The other auto was wrecked but its passengers escaped injury.
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Logan
Athens
Robert Keynes
Keynes
Boxing results from Columbus bouts including O'Dowd victory
In Columbus on August 21 Phil O'Dowd defeated Irwin Grace while Al Gahn and Cyclone Driscoll fought to a draw. Eddie Townsley stopped Dick Petrone and Billy Gibbs stopped Ken Radigan in knockouts. Bob McKenzie beat Jimmie Griffin.
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Columbus
U.R
Phil O'Dowd
Irwin Grace
al Gahn
Cyclone Driscoll
Eddie Townsley
Dick Petrone
Billy Gibbs
Ken Radigan
Bob McKenzie
Jimmie Griffin
Arrests Expected After Obscene Language Affidavits
Two arrests were expected after affidavits were filed before Magistrate E. E. Bright by Margaret Powell of New Pittsburg. The affidavits charged D. Randolph of Zanesville with using obscene language and James Campbell with obstructing a highway by driving across the New Pittsburg Jobs highway. The incident involved Powell sisters and Nancy Decker traveling the New Pittsburg road Saturday evening. Randolph was said to be with Campbell. the sheriff planned to custody Campbell after noon. Randolph reportedly returned to his home in Zanesville.
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Logan
E. E. Bright
Margaret Powell
New Pittsburg
D. Randolph
Zanesville
James Campbell
Miss Powell
Rena Powell
Nancy Decker
Campbell
Randolph
W. S. Lloyd
Daubenmeier Ellinger Family Reunion Held in Hocking County
More than 300 relatives gathered at the Hocking county fairgrounds for the Daubenmeier and Ellinger annual reunion. Music by Harry Woltz and Lloyd Mount accompanied a noon picnic. Officers elected: Charles Ellinger president, William Kauffman vice president, Henry Daubemeier treasurer, Teresa Ellinger secretary. Next year’s reunion set for the third Sunday in August at the Lancaster fairgrounds.
Judge Whitcraft rules in Ringhiser foreclosure case
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft ruled that defendants held no mortgage while Samuel Ringhiser held a valid one allowing foreclosure. The court granted the plaintiff an order to foreclose, closing the mortgage dispute between Samuel Ringhiser and Frank Ringhiser et al in Logan.
Old Paper Assignment of Judgment Found in Logan
A May 18 1868 assignment of judgment was discovered by C W Woods county attendance officer. George Miller assigned his interests in a $35 judgment to Leonard Weaver in Marion township with four two cent stamps affixed, prepared in the presence of Justice of the Peace A B Beery.
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Logan
C.W. Woods
A. B. Beery
Marion Township
George Miller
Leonard Weaver
Union chief backs five day week and beer change
Matthew Woll, president of the International Photo Engravers union, urged adoption of a five day work week and a modification of the Volstead act to permit 2.75 percent beer during a convention in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
International Photo Engravers Union
Matthew Woll
Organization
Mabel C Dillon Mother of Six Dies in Enterprise
Mabel C Dillon 27 wife of William Dillon died at home in Enterprise at 2 PM Sunday from complications since Friday. Daughter of Charles and Mrs Highley of near Logan she leaves six children two daughters and four sons and six brothers and three sisters. Funeral at Enterprise United Brethren church Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev. H O Davis and Rev. F E Mann in charge. Burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Logan
Mabel C. Dillon
William Dillon
Enterprise
Charles Highley
Howard
Russell
Harley
Carl
Lancaster
Fred
Raymond
Edna Thompson
Bremen
Ruth Gerkin
Bertha Denton
Detroit
Enterprise United Brethren Church
H. O. Davis
F. E. Mann
Fairview Cemetery
Two Men Arraigned Over Liquor Transport Case in Logan
Deputy sheriffs arrested Chester Hicks and Pete Barnes on the New Straitsville pike Sunday evening for transporting and possessing liquor. Barnes pleaded guilty and was fined 150 dollars plus costs. Hicks pleaded not guilty. his trial is set for Tuesday before Judge Harley M. Whitcraft.
City of Cincinnati Edges Steamer America In Ohio River Race
The packet City of Cincinnati defeated the excursion steamer America by less than a length in a one hour 14 minute race on the Ohio River near Rose Island Louisville crowds watched as the America led early then was overtaken by the Cincinnati.
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Louisville
U.P
Cincinnati
America
Ohio River
Rose Island
Daily Letter Golf Puzzle Solution
The answer lists seven rhyming word pairs Sour, Sour, Soak, Sock, Sick, Silk, Milk as the day’s puzzle solution.
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Franklin County
Charlotte
Eva Lutz
O'Dowd
Athens County
Note Books
C. W. Woods
Imabel C. Dillon
Packet
Columbia
Marietta
Wallace Beesly
Raymond Hatton
Mary Brian
Mes Lane Chandler
Jesse
Ane
Ia Yorke
Men’s Department
Cotton Voices
Bemberg
Gordon
Royal Society
The
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