Logan Man Dies After Auto Struck In Aug Night
Frank E. Struble 38 of Logan died at Cherrington hospital after being struck by an automobile Monday afternoon. Earl Wing of Columbus drove the car owned by Frank D. Bush of Columbus with W. E. Barnes aboard. Struble had been in Haydenville, walked to Logan, and was taken to the hospital where he died after midnight Thursday. He previously managed Natco store at Haydenville, later moved to Logan with his mother and sister, and served on Haydenville board of education. Funeral services are expected at Hunter Street Lutheran church with Rev. C. F. Lauer delivering the sermon. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery.
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Natco
Hayden Ville
Logan
Margaret Struble
Mary Struble
Plea Entered After Mash Barrel Rewarded With Mask Not Poling
Logan Aug 26 Berman Poling of South Perry was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs and local officers after being found filling a jug from a mash barrel. He pleaded guilty before Judge Whitcraft with sentence withheld until Monday as investigators verify a mask ownership. Poling posted a $500 bond.
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Poling
Hospital Notes Update on Mrs Harden in Logan
Mrs Nelson Harden of Laurelville was brought to Cherrington hospital after an acute appendicitis attack. An immediate operation was performed at midnight. Hope is entertained for her recovery. Mrs H M Boocks, wife of Dr Boocks of Union Furnace, was
Hospital Patient Receives Surgery for Diseased Tonsils
Harold Saulters of Gore underwent a Thursday morning operation for diseased tonsils after arriving at the hospital on Wednesday evening for treatment.
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Harold Saulters
Gore
Here's Your Hat Play Sponsored by Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion auxiliary sponsors a play titled Here's Your Hat at the Pythian theater on September 1 and 2. Cast includes Betty Rochester Howard Wright Esther Thomas Lowell Cupp Porter Heinlein Clyde Barthlow Jane Ambrose Grace St. Clair Kathryn Johnson Walter Prathers Ivor Yaw and Bob Kleinschmidt with many choruses to be offered.
Hay fall injures Logan farm tenant Jacob Mahler
Jacob Mahler a tenant on the Judge Harley M Whitcraft farm in Gretown ship Green township was bruised after falling from a hay load near his home Wednesday. Dr A K Smith treated him and reported his injuries not serious noting a fall on his shoulders and neck.
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Logan
Jacob Mohler
Harley M. Whitcraft
Green Township
A. K. Smith
Mahler
Phi Sigma Chi party spans theater to Legion hall
Twenty members of the Phi Sig ma Chi fraternity and their girl friends attended a theater party at the Pythian on Wednesday evening. Afterward they moved to the fraternity club rooms for refreshments and then danced at the American Legion hall to music by local musicians.
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Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Pythian Theater
American Legion Hall
Logan Residents Visit Nearby Kin and Friends
Lawson Brooke of Topeka Kansas travels to Logan to visit his brother A H Brooke and other relatives. He is joined by George McIntyre and four children. Also visiting are Ruth Brooke and William Brooke. Mrs Ray Castell spends a week in Columbus with sister Mrs John Weiland. Floy Nimon and Jay travel from New Plymouth to Logan via McComb, visiting an aunt. Thomas Jr visits Murray City with grandparents. Mrs Louise Huffman and Charlene return from Columbus. E L Long returns from Independence Missouri after extended visit with son. Prof R V Smith, Dean of Capital University, visits Logan and the Hartman home.
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Lawson Brooke
Topeka
Kan
Logan
A. H. Brooke
George McIntyre
William Brooke
Ruth Brooke
Ray Castell
Columbus
John Weiland
Floy Nimon
Jay
New Plymouth
McComb
Thomas, Jr
East Street
Murray City
Thomas Castell
Louise Huffman
Charlene
Leland Stokes
E. L. Long
Independence
E. E. Long
R. V. Smith
Capital University
Louise Hartman
Karl
Princess Y Anne Austin Crime Knots In Lake Resort Mystery
Jerry Macklyn chases Vera Cameron known as Vee-Vee in a tangled tale of deceit and romance. Vera hides her true identity while a kidnap plot converges at a shack where Prince Ivan Polaski awaits the masquerade. The scene shifts to dawn as captors push Vera toward a dubious reunion.
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Jerry Macklyn
Peach Bloom Cosmetics Co
Vera Cameron
Amineke
Tas
Vera
Gerry
Jerry
Vee-Vee
Lake Mnodonka
Schuyizer Smythe
Smythe
Vivian Cran- Ex
Paris
Jone
Crandalls
Heir
Innerenka
Sadies
Ivan Polaski
Night trek with Vera Cam ron and abductors ends in fatigue
Dawn finds Vera Cam ron and her abductors trudging toward a destination after a perilous climb. She is exhausted, wearing torn stains and mud stained dress, her slippers worn, as she braces to reach a warm resting place. The scene follows a tense pursuit and a looming meeting with Prince Ivan.
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Vera Camron
Coe
Prince Ivan
Princess Vi is Held in Hidden Cabin by Kidnappers
In a rickety shack Ivan the prince visits his supposed wife the missing Crandall heiress Vee-Vee. Rival kidnappers arrive with ransom plans and threaten all, while the moon-faced ally plots with the prince as danger grows.
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Happy
Shere
Princess Vi
Ivan
Vee-Wee
Ivan Stutttered
Rufus W. Crandall
Satan
Now You Ask One Answers Overview
Answers cover state symbols animal facts and historical figures. Notable items include Kansas state bird meadowlark Dawes Plan reparations agent Owen D Young and definitions of tools and breads such as squeegee cyclops pumpernickel and Mercury’s winged heels.
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Kansas
Owen D. Young
Just Right For Upset Stomach Product Claim
Fragmentary ad copy discusses a remedy for upset stomach with references to relief dosage and availability. Mentions dosage steps and access points but lacks clear event or factual context.
Athens county fair exhibits prize winning horticulture and crafts
The Athens county fair showcases awards in grain and fruit with Elmer Finsterwald earning the most horticultural honors and Stocklein Love Wolfe and others leading in firsts. Exhibits include farm machinery by Athens Implement Co and numerous prize-winning flowers and vegetables plus 4-H club demonstrations and state fair trips for winners.
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Athens County
G. G. Gaul
A. E. Potter
C. E. Wolfe
New Marshfield
Homer Linscott
Trimble
J. R. Harvey
Athens
P. T. Beal
Adam Webber
Ray Starling
John Lax
Winifred Jones
Luster Fought
Harrison Brooks
Jessie Johnson
Anna Kolonick
J. W. Stocklein
Glouster
Stocklein
Ray Love
John Phillips
Elmer Finsterwald
Athens Implement Company
Athens Farm Bureau Service Company
Howard Stout
Harry Bobo
Sarepta Miller
Robert Tompkins
Tompkins
Farm Livestock Names List From Local Exhibition
Readable names of poultry pigs sheep and dairy calf exhibitors listed for a local farm show. Includes Poultry Max Heston and others, Pigs with Chester Enlow and Wallace Gillogly, Sheep with John B Easler, and Dairy calf participants Arthur Kasler Edward Kierns and others.
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Everett Elliot
Carl Fulz
Basil E. Curtiss
Ralph Harris
Woodrow Wilson
Harry Bebe
John B. Easler
Harmon V v. Kierns
Arthur Kasler
Edward Kierns
Rober Robinson
Vernon A. Shaw
Laura Gift
John Gift
Joseph Lohse
Arlo Gift
Floyd Stivers Dies of Typhoid at Home
Floyd Stivers, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Stivers of Hopdale, died at 8:30 p m Thursday after a monthlong battle with typhoid fever. Funeral at Hopedale church 2 p m Saturday, burial in Hollister.
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Floyd Stivers
Glouster
Joshua Stivers
Hopdale
Hopedale
Hollister
Rat Fire in Sheffield Wrecks Factory Loss
A dead rat bridged electric wires triggering a factory fire in Sheffield causing $75,000 in damage. The incident disrupted production at the plant and prompted investigations into electrical safety practices.
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Sheffield
Eng
Alleged Youth Slayer Reported To Be Returning
Reports say Harry D. Hill a 24 year old charged with murdering his mother Mrs Eliza Hill in Streator may return to tell his story at the coroner inquest The youth is accused of slaying without motive Police note a forged check scheme financed his flight and a car overhaul aided the escape
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Streator
Harry D. Hill
Eliza Hill
H. C. Hall
Robb
W. C. Jones
Doctor Hill
Howe
Young Hill
Hill
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