Logan Chamber joins fight on road assessment law
The Logan Chamber of Commerce aligns with sixty six Ohio counties against the Lawrence Armbruster law. Counsel Gilbert Bettman and Judge H L Conn will contest the law in the state supreme court. If enacted the bill would cost Hocking County about 82500 with no refund to individual taxpayers.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Lawrence Armbruster
State Supreme Court
Barton A. Hall
Gilbert H. Bettman
Cincinnati
H. L. Conn
van Wert
Supreme Court
Chamber of Commerce
Hocking County
Holt
Kiefer-Traxier
Logan Scott Westbrook and son Hood improve after Michigan crash
Logan Scott Westbrook and his son Hood, seriously injured in an automobile accident near Mt. Pleasant Michigan a month ago, are reported improving steadily with hopes for full recovery. Lugene Ebright Columbus police chief and family visited Logan and Sheriff Joel Farbourn then went to Black Jack Camp.
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Logan
Scott Westbrook
Hood
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Lugene Ebright
The
Columbus
Todd Farston rushes to locate Doug Marsh in love crisis
In a tense scene Jo realizes her feelings for Doug Marsh as Todd Farston announces a plan to find him. Barston confronts Jo about her love, Marsh has vanished from the hotel, and Farston orders Peyton to prepare his plane for a rapid search of clues leading to Marsh.
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Doug Marsh
Marsh
Barstow
Doug
Todd
Peyton
Douglas Marsh
Bareton
Crestmont
Todd Farston
Blue Dameon Trees Bloom and Ripen at Nash Phelps Farm
Reports say Blue Dameon plum trees at Nash Phelps’s Morrie Chapel area farm bear ripe fruit and bloom simultaneously. The observer notes the unusual fruiting cycle appears on the trees growing near Morrie Chapel.
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Logan
Nash Phelps
Morrie Chapel
Yhuraday
Legion League Ends Tonight Finale Between Maytags and Phi Sigs
Legion League ends tonight with Carpenter Maytags facing Phi Sig in a 6 PM game to conclude the season. Landis likely to pitch for the Maytags and Scott for the Phi Sigs as several seniors near the 21 year age limit. Notables Allen Branigan Adair and Fickle from the Maytags and Walsh from the Phi Sigs will finish their careers. large crowd expected.
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LOGAN
American Legion
Carpenter Maytags
Phi Sig
Landis
Scott Twirling
Phi Sigs
Allen
Branigan
Adair
Fickle
Maytag
Victim to Undergo Brain Surgery After Assault
George Hensel of Columbus will undergo a trepanning operation at Cherrington Hospital to relieve brain pressure from injuries suffered on September 14 1934 when a rock struck him as seven men ambushed an H C Godman Company truck on Route 3 percent. The skull fracture left him unconscious for over a week.
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Logan George Hensel
Columbus
Cherrington Hospital
H. C. Godman
Boys Sentenced to B I S for Stealing Explosives
Logan youths Leroy Leffier Nelson Six and Dee Dowler were found guilty of breaking into the National Fireproofing Company in Haydenville and stealing dynamite caps and fuse. Judge E L Ewing committed them to the Boys Industrial School with probation officer Alfred Campbell aiding sheriffs after days of investigation.
Falls Township Delays School Opening to Sept 9
Falls Township schools will not open with the rest of the county next week. A temporary West Logan building will be ready only in the second week of September, per Sept. J. W. Coleman. MIDDLEPORT hike and cookout planned by Junior Christian Endeavor Society.
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Logan
Falls Township
J. W. Coleman
West Logan
Middleport
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
The
Church of Christ
Fred Gardner
Frances Roush
Pomeroy News Notes: Local Visitors and Events
Rev. L L Roush and family from Worthington visited on Mulberry Avenue. Mrs. Elizabeth Huber hosted Edith Cox and two sons at her Butternut Avenue home. Theodorus Council Daughters of America to hold a business meeting Monday. Mrs. Ella Wood of Chicago and others dined with Mrs. Mary Huber on Union Avenue. Funeral for Mrs. L F Roush held with burial at Beech Grove. Roush family formerly lived here. Locals Jacob Roller and Homer Marchington Dexter returned from Jacksonville after Rebekah convention. H D Goddard and George H Shook returned from Columbus. Paul and Lois Windon visiting Pittsburgh relatives. labor day stay planned. Mr and Mrs William Priede revisiting Mro and Mrs PF Duerr.
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Pomeroy
L. L. Roush
Worthington
Leverett Roush
Mulberry Avenue
Elizabeth Huber
Edith Cox
Frank
Billy
Butternut Avenue
Theodorus Council of Daughters of America
Ella Wood
Chicago
Peter Jennings
Lena Huyber
Jacob Roller
Homer Marchington Dexter
Jacksonville
Rebekah
H. D. Goddard
George H Shook
Columbus
Paul
Lois Windon
Chester Road
Pittsburgh
M. Mitchell
William Priede
Cheshire
PF. Duerr
26 Copperhead Snakes Killed From One Den
In South Bloomingville area Leo Butta, his son Carl, and Ben Walton destroyed no fewer than 26 copperhead snakes found in one den after a dog alerted the men. An inventory listed six large and 20 small snakes. The region is known for these venomous reptiles and occasional rattlers. The note mentions man of war hawks or frigate birds with wings over seven feet.
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Logan
South Bloomingville
Leo Butta
Carl
Ben Walton
Meigs Mine Sets Record in Ohio Safety Campaign
Miegs County coal mine No. 5 of the Lost Run Coal Company in Pomeroy, Ohio, earned a clear safety record in the six month state wide campaign. The Industrial Commission bulletin notes the mine as the only one with a clean record among Group A Class 3 mines. R T West, general superintendent, says employees and officials plan to maintain the record.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Lost Run Coal Company
Ohio
Industrial Commission of the State of Ohio
Lost Tin Coal Co
R. T. West
School bus drivers face fitness exams before routes
Logan Hocking County drivers must pass physical examinations to operate bus lines for certification. Few have appeared at Dr. W. B. Kaceck’s office. more are expected before school opens next week. The king penguin selects a mate and presents a pebble to her as a courtship gift.
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Logan
Hocking County
W. B. Kaceck
Local Personal Notices From Yale Street to Laure Ent and State Fair
Pomeroy personals list moves and visits including Mr and Mrs Willard Meier relocating on Butternut Avenue, Mr and Mrs William Watson moving to Simpson apartments, Al Jones improving at Laurel Cliff, and several families visiting Columbus for the Ohio State Fair and related events. Includes Rev Willard Grant and Mrs Grant visiting Jeromesville and Florida trip details.
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Mrs
Willard Meier
Yale Street
Russell Property
Butternut Avenue
Verne Howell
Wesley
West Virginia
Laureent
William Watson
Graber
Simpson Apartments
Pat) Jones
Laurel Cliff
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Reed Building
Main Street
Manning Webster
Lincoln Terrace
Columbus
Tom Crow
Willard Grant
Jeromesville
Charles Ebersbach
Lincoln Hill
Grant
Florida
McQuigg
Bill Downie
Chauncey Shumaker
Fred Crow
Ohio State University
Mrs Harley Hostess Bridge Club Social Evening
Mrs J E Harley hosted a bridge gathering at Bryan Place with three tables in play Guests included Miss Helen Beeson and Mrs Helen Bowles High score awarded to Mrs G H Stansbury second to Mrs W R Harris Guest award to Miss Helen Beeson Refreshments were served by the hostess Chicago cold from Alaska chills farmers in eastern Corn Belt Columbus P L A Boulay warns communities seek federal funds must not shop for better terms
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Middleport
J. E. Harley
Bryan Place
Helen Beeson
Columbus
Helen Bowles
G. H. Stansbury
W. R. Harris
Marriage Announced for Katharine Elberfeld and Robert Slagel
Announcement of the May 3 marriage of Katharine Elizabeth Elberfeld and Robert Bernard Slagel at Calvary Episcopal Church Ashland Kentucky. Bride graduate of Goucher College. groom attended Ohio State University and University of Kentucky.
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George William Hill Troup
Calvary Episcopal Church
Ashland
Silage
Pomeroy High School
Goucher College
Baltimore, Md
Slage
Ohio State University
University of Kentucky
Unclear OCR Summary Fails to Identify Event
Damaged text fragment mentions Santa Monica, Hearst statements, a candidate in Ohio, property bids and auctions with unclear dates and details. Readers lack concrete facts, entities, or outcomes to anchor a proper news summary.
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Legion League
Maytage
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Falls
Lancaster
Hocking Valley Livestock Sales Company
Southdown
Shropshire
Livestock Department of
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Pomeroy News
Meigs
Pomeroy Personals
Miller Bros. Wall Paper Co
N. Court St
Dial
Athens, Ohio
NORGE
Southern Ohio
Norge Sales Shafer Street
Ae Ee
Mrs. Harley
Alaska
Corn Belt
P—L
Katharine Elizabeth Elberfeld
Devehter
Jacob Elberfeld
Robert Bernard Slagel
John Slagel
West Main Street
Japan
Tokyo
Santa Monic
Altres
Wi. Hearst
Yorker
Rhecliaacas
Emeny Dion
Ville
Nelsonville
Director
Amead
Campbell's
Gevaert
Ea. Mme
Wesco
Queen Olives
Hollywood Brand
Andwich
Country Club
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Peg
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