Grand Jury Trials To Be Conducted for Two Weeks
Grand Jury trials will be held in Common Court for two weeks starting Monday under Judge Harley M. The schedule lists arraignments and assignments with cases of murder, burglary, and larceny. Prosecution expects many witnesses for the Mills murder case, opening August 31 with two days set aside for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley M
Joe Rif- Logan
Notig
Orville Kistier
Fred Poling
Gilbert Watkins
Frank Sterling
Summery Dexter
Jake Bridges
Heavy sentences for three in delinquency case
Bennett Fiske Zevelle and Ellen Warren Hay Genville were found guilty of contributing to the delinquency of two minor children. Fiske was fined 50 dollars with 90 days in Mocking County Jail plus costs, another defendant 25 dollars with costs, and time in jail. Sheriff Sol Ellinger earlier arrested them after complaints were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeogan
Bennett Fiske
Zenville
Ellen Warren
Hay- Genville
A. M. Ellinger
Wiske
Mocking County
Sol Ellinger
Old Warner Hotel Razed After Standard Oil Purchase
Logan readers report Standard Oil buys the Old Warner Hotel on West Main Street at executor's sale for 2800 with plans to raze the two story Bowen estate structure. The site will host a modern filling station replacing idle rooms and a furniture shop, while other properties on East Main Street remain occupied.
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Logan
Standard Oil Company
Warner
West Main Street
Hamilton
Oil
Bowen
John F. Mond
Eximy
Hedi
Eost Main Street
Anniversary Observance for Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Scholl
Relatives from Hocking County and nearby towns gather in Bremen for the fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Scholl who moved to Bremen twelve years ago. The couple are parents to nine children and were joined by sixteen grandchildren and many relatives and friends in paying tribute.
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Logan
Bremen
T. J. Scholl
Ifelong
Hocking Coun
Scholl
Charles Amspbach
Birkersville
Hershel Smoke
Patkala
Earl Brown
Elza Rinchiser
Charles Ad Leat
Reason
Bremeny
Lancaster
Ward
Michigan
Gael
New Straiteville Marshal Undergoes Operation
Frank Mat of New Straiteville was taken to Cherrington Hospital for an immediate operation on acute appendicitis. Hopes are for a speedy recovery. Kalie Mosella Kneece, a local councilor, was operated on at the hospital yesterday morning for mastoid trouble.
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Logan
Frank Mat
Straiteville
Cherrington Hospital
Alee Mosella Kneece
Credi
Reynolds Plans Visit to Cincinnati with Garnet Couple
Reynolds of this city travels to Cincinnati to visit Mr and Mrs Garnet during a brief Cincinnati stopover.
Main Street Block Referred To Fraternal Row In Logan
The Main Street block between Market and Mulberry is described as fraternal row with many lodges. Masons Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Elks Junior Order of United American Mechanics Betas Phi Sigs Sigma Chi Gamma American Legion Sons of Veterans G A R Maccabees and their auxiliaries reside there.
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Logan
Main Street
Market
Mulberry Streets
Lodge Foame
Masons
Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias
Elks
Junior Order of United American Mechanica
Betas
Phi Sigs
Sigma Chi Gamma
American Legion
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R., Maccabees
State Auditor Tracy Visits Friend in Salt Creek Township
State Auditor Joseph Tracy stops to chat with Richard Johnson in Salt Creek Township District. The longtime Republican booster resides in Hocking County. Tracy had previously bought and moved a cabin from the Nimon homestead near O Shaundessey Dam to serve as a summer home.
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Logan
Joseph Tracy
Salt Creek
Richard Johnson
Hocking County
Nimon
Tracy
O’shaundessey Dam
County Fairgrounds Sold for Third Time
In Logan on August 24 the Hocking County Fairgrounds were sold at public auction for the third time after prior foreclosures. County Commissioners bid 10 000 dollars and won the property from Joe Hamilton, auc tioneer, with the case returning to Common Pleas Court after prior sales were halted. The ground may serve county storage for road machinery, not for fairs, as no fair has occurred there for two years.
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Logan
Hocking County
Joe Hamilton
Citizens Saving Association
Common Pleas Court
Brook Shell
Lancaster
Harley M. Whitcraft
Henderson Ends Beta Phi Sigma Presidency at National Meet
Phil A Henderson and party returned from Detroit where the Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity National Convention concluded. Henderson finished duties as national president and Raymond Kerr of Detroit was elected successor and Henderson became trustee at large.
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Logan
Phil A. Henderson
Charles Beshara Returns From Glouster Store Duties
Charles Beshara arrived back in Logan on Friday evening after a stay in Glouster where he oversaw his uncle Joe Beshara's store. Joe Beshara had just returned from a vacation to Canada.
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Logan
Charles Beshara
Glouster
Joe Beshara
Canada
Local Residents Plan Moves and Appointments
Mr and Mrs James Barker of Columbus plan to relocate to their North Street property as soon as Harold Chambers family finds new quarters. Barker has become an insurance agent in the territory. C E Tilton state examiner visited Logan on Saturday to consult county officers and inspect McArthur nearing completion. He advised on fairgrounds sale. Mr and Mrs S H Later of Delaware are guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Brashares at Enterprise. Mrs Later is Brashares sister.
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James Barker
Columbus
North Street
Harold Chambers
Baker
C. E. Tilton
Logan
McArtiuur
Fairgrounds. Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Later
Dela Ware
Joe Brashares
Enterprise
Later
Brashares
Miss Louise Strentz Hosts Social Evening for Visitor
Miss Louise Strentz entertained at the Sterentz home on North Market Street Friday evening for visitor Robert McCracken of Smithfield Pa. Bridge and dancing provided diversions and refreshments closed the evening. Guests included Betty Martin Gertrude Cole Kathleen McGonagle Jeanette Geddes Carolyn Work Lucy Bowen Adelaide Rochester Robert Work Jr Pat Eberst John Weilman Pearl Shaw Clayton Shaw Logan and Joe Deishley Columbus.
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Louise Strentz
W. H. Sterentz
North Market Street
Robert McCracken
Smithfield
Betty Martin
Gertrude Cole
Kathleen McGonagile
Jeanette Geddes
Carolyn Work
Lucy Bowen
Adelaide Rochester
Pleasant Valley School pupils to ride to Enterprise Logan area
Pupils from Pleasant Valley School in Fails Township will be transported to Enterprise for next school year by Stanley Huston. He also holds a daily contract to bring Pleasant Valley and Enterprise high school pupils to Logan.
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Logan
Pleasant Valley
Fails Township
Enterprise
Stanley Huston
Huston
County Merger Urged To Cure Present Evils
Howard P. Jones of the National Municipal League urges county reforms at Cornell University Fourteenth annual Country Life Conference. He recommends abolishing townships, consolidating counties, and adopting county manager plans to improve rural government and centralize administrative responsibility.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Howard P. Jones
National Municipal League
Country Life
Cornell University
Williams Again Heads Ohio M P Conference
Reelection of Dr. John Clark Williams of Columbus to the presidency of the Ohio Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church was announced at Sabina Campground. New officers elected include Mrs. Elsie Hooper as treasurer and Rev. I. M. McVey, Rev. G Custis, Rev. George W. Beck, and Rev. R. B. Tolbert in various posts.
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Wilmington
West Lafayette
Etary
Tolbert
Cambridge
Hooper
Russian Stores Fail To Provide Why People Buy Or Not
United Press dispatch from Paris describes Moscow shopping as an ordeal with endless lines for receipts and theft risks. It notes scarce goods from basic foods to silk stockings, limited varieties for Russians, and foreigners using special stores with items unfamiliar to locals.
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Paris
Moscow
France
Edam From Wood Sparks Soviet Storefront Ironies
A reader notes bright Edam-like cheeses in shops that prove to be wooden fakes. The piece contrasts Moscow’s shortages with a city busily dressing itself up, repaving streets, and demolishing churches for new avenues, streets, and squares.
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Moscow
Henry Is Taking No Chances This Winter
Henry Morris 76 known as the Hermit of the Platte has started a cave shack retreat for his 20th winter. He plans four pairs of pants to weather the cold and fears not emerging next spring as he believes many will burn in hell. Morris has hardly left town in two decades.
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Omaha
Neb
U.P
Henry Morris
the Platte
Henry
Morris
Ohio Juniors to Exhibit Record 700 Entries at State Fair
In Columbus on August 24, Dr. Ray Fife reports Ohio high school vocational agriculture students will submit nearly 700 entries across 11 classes at the Ohio State Junior Fair. Purebred swine entries total 160, poultry pens reach 115, with increases in apple dairy cattle and potato classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ray Fife
Fife
Auto fatalities reach record toll in 1930s
Washington reports 31,273 lives lost in automobile accidents last year, averaging 118 fatalities per 100,000 registered cars, per the American Motorists Association.
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Washington
American Motorists’ Association
Mount Pisgah near Marietta and Caldwell described
A historic passage describes Mt. Pisgah a long high strip of land between Marietta and Caldwell with an altitude of 150 feet and a width from one to 15 feet. It notes Duck Creek surrounding the hill large boulders and weather worn rocks forming a rocky crossing via specific openings. Ruins of a mill and dam are visible with woodland flora and picnic gatherings reported by visitors traveling Route 21 to Wan At Warner.
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Marietta
Caldwell
Mount Pisgah
Duck Creek
Mt. Pisgah
Wan
Warner
Peterson's Relieves Itching Piles With Immediate Relief
A vintage advertisement promotes Peterson's medicine to stop itching and soreness from piles. It claims rapid healing of the affected areas and vanishing pain, offered at 35 cents at any drug store.
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Peterson
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