Father Son Arrested on Court Order in Marion Township
Logan E Smith and his son Paul Smith faced Magistrate Frank St Clair after a Bremen creditor filed a feed bill. An attached wheat crop and Paul’s automobile were involved as the son sold wheat. he pleaded guilty, paid fines, and went to jail for nonpayment. The father posted 250 bond to answer contempt charges at a Friday court appearance.
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Logan
E. W. Smith
Paul Smith
Brosser
Marion Township
Frank St. Clair
H. D. Ruff
Bremen
Charles Stephenson
Newark Man Faces Fast Driving Charge
Newark police pursued James E. Kissell through the city after he allegedly drove 70 miles per hour on Main St and failed to stop for Patrolman A F Evans. The chase began about 1 30 o clock Wednesday morning as Kissell fled in a commandeered car.
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Logan
Lew Reynolds
Newark
James E. Kissell
Main St
A. F. Evans
Gore Board of Education Awards Contracts to Two Teachers
The Logan-Gore Board of Education completed staffing Tuesday evening by tendering contracts to two women. Helen Bentz from Racine, a Ohio University graduate, and Mary Richardson from Marietta. Edwin W. Barker serves as Gore school principal.
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Logan—Gore Board of Education
Helen’ Bentz
Racine
Ohio University
Mary Richardson
Marietta
Edwin W. Barker
Gore
Logan Social Notes and College Preparations Highlight Logan
Mrs Howard E White entertained her construct club and houseguests at the White House with a six oclock dinner and three table bridge. Several guests from New York were present and awards went to Miss Becker Mrs DeCamp and Mr White. Many Logan youths plan to enter Olivet College Ohio State University Denison College Notre Dame and the National College of Education.
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William Strentz
A. K. Smith
Fred Rochester
Robert L. White
Ford Hack
George DeCamp
Miss Reynolds
New York City
Mrs. White
DeCamp
Miss Ressler
Mrs.Wright
Logan
Logan High School
Robert Clendenen
C. B. Clendenen
Kankakee
Olivet College
Church of the Nazarene
Betty Liff
Betty Heine
Grant Hospital
School of Nurses
Ohio State University
Bettie Ann Brown
Eldon Carr
Elizabeth Smith
Ohio University
Jeanne Eberst
Lena Adcock
Thelma Mowery
Anita Geiger
Jean Weltner
Richard Robinson
Denison College
Bob McBride
Notre Dame
Annabelle Heine
Chicago
National College of Education
Rural Schools Reopen After Labor Day In Hocking County
Hocking County rural schools will reopen on Tuesday September 3 with about 3300 pupils expected to return. Superintendent Samuel H Dillon notes the district serves seven high schools and 28 elementary schools, with the city elementary and junior senior high schools adding roughly 1500 to 1600 more students.
Boxing Show Set for Labor Day at Tritchelville Arena
Logan Paul Bailey of Columbus and Freddie Ray of Athens will headline a Labor Day boxing show at Tritchelville arena. Semi final features Phil Banik of Murray City vs Young Smitty of Columbus. Other bouts match Hubert Lambert Greendale with Fletcher Campbell Columbus. Valense of New York and Silla Spanda, a Spanish dancer, will perform during the floor show.
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Logan
Paul Bailey
Columbus
Freddie Ray
Athens
Tritchelville Arena
Phil Banik
Murray City
Young Smitty
Hubert Lambert
Greendale
Fletcher Campbell
Valense
New York
Silla Spanda
Murray City school board fills vacancies and elects leaders
The Murray City school board named Floyd Stiff to the vacant seat caused by Clifford Donson’s death. Dan Langley was chosen as president and William Koon as vice president, succeeding Mr. Dowson who had been president.
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Logan
Murray City
Floyd Stiff
Clifford Donson
Dan Langley
William Koon
Mr. Dowson
Close Pool Sees Sept 1 Closure Marks End of Season
Logan Labor Day marks the pool shutdown after three years of operation with expected attendance near 25 000 for the season. In hospital news Darley McCoy and Goldie Conn of Hemlock are improving at Charlington Hospital after surgery. Ruth Donson of Murray City also improves and plans to return home soon. County treasurer’s office will be open all day on two Saturdays August 31 and September 7 with tax due by September 10.
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Logan
Labor Day
Logan Hospital
Darley McCoy
Goldie Conn
Hemlock
Cherrington Hospital
Ruth Donson
Murray City
Robert N. White
Rio Grande Fall Term To Begin September 16
Rio Grande College opens the fall quarter on September 16 with the brightest prospects in its history. Five new teaching staff join the new president and 15 Aeronautics students complete their course as a new class forms. Five college credits cover the ground course with no extra cost for flying lessons. Prospective students should contact the president or Registrar for information and applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIO Grande-Rio Grande College
College
Gallipolis Announces Local Officials Moves and Marriage Permit
James Porter a Gallipolis native will join Rio Grande College as publicity agent and English teacher. Dale Gilkey attends as delegate to the American Federation of Labor sessions in Duluth Minnesota. The latest marriage permit lists Robert Rucker 25 Polkadot and Leona Giles 19 Crown City.
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Gallipolis
James Porter
Rio Grande College
Duluth Gallipolis
Dale Gilkey
The
State Hospital
American Federation of Labor
Duluth
Minn
Robert Rucker
Leyone Giles
Crown City
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Vernon
Mr. Rolsten
Pearl Rolsten
Olen Storer
Eaton
John Carrico
Charlies Rauch
Jonas Morris
Pittsburgh
Order of Arrow
Camp Lazarus
Jacob Nutter
Harold Hartman
Thomas Morris
LL Modern Drug Stores
Wright
Shooter
Scholl
Blue Jay
Gillette
RINSO
Bisodol
Tampax
Elect Floyd Stiff
Rio Grande
Kroger
C. C. Creamery
Kroger's Own
Eatmore Quality
Wescola
Kroger's Country Club
Oon
Maxwell House
Kroger's
Cream Cheese
Philadelphia
Campbell
Kraft
Carnation
Kroger Foods
Kroger’s
Tender Callies
Country Club
Ohio
California
Sunkist
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Maryland
NAVY
Michigan
DR. Phillip's
Woodbury’s
Hershey's
Heinz
Chase & Sanborn
Imtee
W. State St
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