Opposition Moves to Oust Coleman From Office
Logan August 20 The opposition to the county school system advances as Superintendent J W Coleman received charges filed with the State Board of Examiners by E D Rooker and John Hes accusing neglect of duty and incompetency The charges allege tax nonpayment by the complainants and note the district residence details Peters and Rockbridge are referenced The board meeting in Columbus is expected to set a hearing for Coleman’s High School certificate revocation profile with supporters claiming intraparty opposition persists.
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Hes
Logen Ri
Iles
Rooker Ia
Troxel
Good Hoea
Rockbridge
Sup’ Coleman
County Auditor
Columbus
Supt
Coleman
G W Carist
Mann
4-H Club Exhibit Dates At Logan September 15 16 17
Logan August 20 Announcement by extension agent Harold Chambers that the 4-H Club Exhibit will be held in Logan September 15 16 17 with a potential East Main Street display. County youths Robert Evans and Dorothy Patton, health contest winners, head to Columbus to compete in the state health contest at the Ohio State Fair. The girls 4-H demonstration team Ruth Rheinscheid and Mary Elen Legore will attend the fair Thursday for a state demonstration.
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Hocking
Logan
Harold Chambers
East Main Street
Chambers
Robert Evans
Homer Evans
Marion Township
Dorothy Patton
Charles Patton
Laurel Run
Hocking County
Columbus
Ruth Rheinscheid
Mary Elen Legore
Union Furnace Potern
Lifts Six Quarantines in Ward Township Health Update
Logan Aug 22 De W B Lacock health commissioner reports improving conditions in Ward Township with six scarlet fever quarantines lifted in Murray City and Longstreth. Five Lorimier children of Longstreth recovered, another quarantine lifted at Murray City. One new case reported as Robert Smith, 18, of Salt Creek Township contracted the disease. Final typed fever presentation completed by Monday.
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Ward Township
Lareck
Logan
de W. B. Lacock
Eloner
Murray City
Longstreth
William Lorimier
Robert
Charles Smith
Salt Crek Township
Garden Up in the Air frow Tegan Max Has Cucumbers ing on 19 Foot Vines
Logan reports Marion Mount of Logan plants cucumbers on an 18 foot vine setup on a second story porch. He displays a crop of normal cucumbers to friends from his James Block apartment, Main Street, as proof of his aerial gardening claim.
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Tegan Max
Logan
Marion Mount
Mr. Mount
James Block
Main Street
Mad Dog Scare Scatters Crowd on Main Street
Local residents on Main Street fled as a dog in convulsions caused a panic Monday afternoon. Dr. L. E. Rade tin arrived after an appeal, calming the crowd and directing the dog’s condition, which prompted people to return from nearby refuges.
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Mad Dog
Logan
Main Street
Nixon Denies Guilt In Liquor Charge
Fire Chief enters not guilty plea amid a liquor charge. The hearing date was not set as officials reported investigators found a bottle of whisky during a search at a residence.
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Nixon
Logan
Euas Briott
Ites Sen
Java
Lee
Old Pictures Added To Logan Collection
Logan August 29 Joan and Mark Lorr collectors display old pictures arranged by them. The collection includes three photographs dating from 1460 showing former streets and houses in Logan and Ash Cave scenes reached by horse and buggy. The images capture early Logan life and convey the town’s changing streets and structures.
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Lohr Brothers
Logan
Joan
Mark Lorr
Papa
Hoehing County School
Am Nbern
Tarew Adeed
Marr Street
Ash Cave
Sugar Grove Maney Fined After Altercation Arrest
Walters Seta of Sugar Grove appeared before Magistrate JP Miller for arraignment on an assault charge tied to a fight in Marion Township earlier the week involving Rex Keller of Univny. Entering a guilty plea, Schutt was fined and released.
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Sugar Grove
Ogan
Walter Seta
JP. Miller
Marion Township
Rex Keller
Tniv Eny
Schutt Wis
Logan Water Tests Show Favorable Readings From City System
Logan reports from state laboratories indicate water samples from the city system show favorable readings. A test was taken Monday from the well drilled at the Creamery site and submitted for analysis as part of ongoing water quality monitoring.
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Logan
Cits
In Probate Court Inheritance Tax for Norman S Fewell
Athens County Probate Judge S. Johnson determines an inheritance tax in the Norman S Fewell estate. The estate valued at 6078.41 with 91467 taxed. tax amount 1372.41.
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Norman S Fewell
Athens County
Johnson
Farm Strikeers Freed as Pickets Withdrawn Near Bluffs
Unclear text suggests local farmers and pickets near Bluffs Iowa confronted sheriff activity. Mentions Lalor and sheriff freeing strikers, with references to a city area and nearby farm protests. Details are garbled, but core event indicates conflict between authorities and farm labor group and a partial withdrawal of pickets.
Shakeup in World Finance Seen This Weekend
International financiers from UW YOR Aur and Montagu Norman met amid talks of returning to the gold standard and reparations. A $3.5 billion loan and global commodity prices dominated discussions as governors and bankers exchanged views on easing tariffs and stabilizing markets. Norman and Junius Morgan reportedly conferred on measures to reopen gold flows and curb protections.
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Renin
Montagu Normay
Eneland
Renee Skinner
New York
Ceara Lo
Coast Guard Ship Encounters Huge Whale Near Boston
The Coast Guard vessel Wood, a 100 ton ship, collided with a whale during a voyage to Boston for repairs after surfacing from a near head-on clash. The whale struck the hull, bending a propeller and damaging a turbine, but no blood or injury signs were found on the whale or crew.
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London
Conn
Boston
Estate of Rockefeller Heir Shrinks Severely
CHICAGO Aug 00 SU PAirs Laith Rockefeler McCormick's estate once valued at 0,000,600 is now estimated between 6,000,000 and 15,000,000 dollars. The higher figure reflects possible liquidation. shrinkage reflects fall in real estate and stocks.
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Chicago
Has 90th Birthday Mrs Ladia Westenhaver Si Gets About Despite Advanced Age
Logan August report on Mrs Lidia Westenhaver celebrating her 90th birthday at East Main Street with family and friends. She remains active about the house, reads the papers, and stays informed as a respected elder of the community. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Arthur Westenhaven of Columbus and Mrs Hal Murphy of Athens, with additional children mentioned.
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Ladia Westenhaver
Logan
Lidia Westenhaver
and Firs
Arthur Westenhaven
Columbus
Hal Murphy
Athens
Ella Keynes
Mes Glara Campbell
A G, Stemnman
Emma Westenhaven
Ohio Farmers Worried by Drought Hurting Crops and Real Estate
Ohio farmers face widespread drought reducing corn and tobacco yields and weighing on farm real estate values. Farm mortgage loans from life insurers have declined, though insurers still hold large farm loan shares. A new agricultural credit corporation is planned to be based in Columbus, with details forthcoming.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department
Civciemie
Ase
Hie
Fean
North Central States
Ghia
Life
United States
Congress
Ohio Youths Guests At Ohio State Fair
Ohio youths visiting Columbus as part of the Ohio State Fair week parade plan. County delegates toured the capital, participated in the historical and agricultural themed floats, and met hosts at the hotel after the parade. Ellen Terrell from Athens County is hosted by Attorney and Mrs W. Bartels.
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Columbus
Giria
Heyy
Ohio
Sandis
Sfoniday
Chittenden
Atheny County
Ellen Terrell
W. 4 . Bartels
Wife of Senator Vollenweider Stricken in McARTHUR
Mrs. Ethel Heacon Vollenweider, about 56, died at her home Monday after several months illness. She was the wife of Athorne Otto He Vollenweider, former state senator. She had resided here since marriage and previously in Kentucky. Survived by husband, a sister Mrs. Elmer Deatherage and a brother Newton Heacox of Lexington, Ky, plus many relatives. Funeral at 3 pm today at the residence. Rev. A. J. Wilson officiating. Burial in Lexington, Ky, Wednesday afternoon.
Local Notes From Columbia and Surrounding Areas
Mr W C Cottrill shipped wool from Dyesville in the past week. Miss Alice Perry of Charleston Worse Training Hospital spent vacation with home folks. Delbert Perry and family attended a birthday party Saturday for Mr and Mrs Frank Jewell. Mary E Graham visited Ora Nelson and Ladle Cain on Wednesday. Cain is improving from illness. Carl Ogdin graded four roads in Columbia Township last week. Thurman Rowley of Ripley WV returned to Wesley Cottrill's to work. L V Souther is building a large chicken house. John W Graham David E Graham and George Jackson Souther celebrated their birthdays Saturday evening. Stanley Boho moved his family to Carpenter. ea Mrs J B Ogdin, by ilk.
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W. C Cottrill
Dyesville
Alice Perry
Charleston Worse Training Hospital
Delbert Perry
Frank Jewell
Mary E. Graham
Ora Nelson
Ladle Cain
Cain
Carl Ogdin
Columbia Township
Thurman Rowley
Ripley
W. Va
Wesley Cottri
Hold Reunion Of Old Family
A reunion of descendants gathered at Union Furnace Pond for a memorial to three members who died since the last meeting in 151. Officers elected for 1932 included President Mrs Fred Stracke, Vice-president Miss Wilhelmina Brooker Tan, secretary-treasurer Mrs Margaret McHarg. The afternoon featured bingo and contests. The 1933 reunion is planned for the last Sunday in August at the same location with many attendees listed from La tan Athens Fort Recovery Shawnee Union Furnace and surrounding areas.
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Union Purnace
Frienna Badar
Basher
Dionem
Fred Stracke Lacyan
Wilhelmina Brooker Tan
Margaret McHarg
Athens
Virginia
Smith Blanch Thomas John Michel
Lagan
Harry Winefordner
Shewnee
Harry Thomas and
Chither
Grace Michel
S C Smith
F Michel
E Kleinschmidt
Theodore Harlle
Lewis Michel Ar
Fred Strache
Water Brooker
Ensworth Rheinscheld
Ron
George Smith
Andrews
Lama Handerson
Chidren
John Michel
Eimma Hleinschmidt
John Kleimschmdt
Lewis Kleinschmidt
Charles Kleinschmidt
Jake Kleinschmidt
Gertrude Kleinschmidt
Nel Frash
Kleinschmidt
Keller
Latan
Alice Patton
Fort Recovery
Shawnee
Vol Rheinnscheld
John Rheinscheid
Henry Rhenscheld
Orland
Lewis Rheinscheld
New Plymouth
August Michel
J .C. Michel
Spragheld
Clare Rhenscheid
Joseph King
Columbus
Hugh Howdishel
New Stransile
Walter Gump
Henry Michel
Delaware
I. N. McHarg
Margaret Watburn
Guy Gardner
Wyona: Gardner
C. L. Cunningham
Dan Rheinseheld
Union Furnace
University Will Trade Education for Turnips
Wesleyan University in Bloomington announces it will accept farm produce at full tuition value and offer board and room to matriculating freshman girls whose parents are farmers. The plan, announced by President W. H. McPherson, aims to help farm youths attend college when farm prices are low and will continue until crop prices improve.
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Bloomington
Auga
W.r—Thingis
Wesleyan University
W. H. McPherson
Tuhnois Wesleyan
United States
MeoPherson
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