Tim McCoy Stars in Cornered at Court Theater Tonight
Tim McCoy leads Cornered at the Court Theater with Shirley Grey Noah Beery and Raymond Hatton in a two fisted western tale of friendship and justice. Moody Pearson is accused, Laramie seeks truth, and the outlaw gang is toppled in a spectacular finale.
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Majestic
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Zasu Pitts
Ohio
Joan Blondell
Court
Court Theater
Shirley Grey
Tim
McCoy
Miss Grey
Noah Beery
Raymond Hatton
Rites Welch
Wyoming
Tim Laramie
Haaeen
Moody Pearson
Moody
Dan Herrick
Herrick
Jane
Laramie
Jody Pearson
Red Slavens
Slavens Gang
Claire MacDowell
Lloyd Ingraham
Walter Long
John Eberts
B. Reeves Eason
Logan Fire Chief Nixon to Face New Hearing in Prejudice Case
Judge Whitcraft sustains motion in State v Walter Nixon affirming a new hearing for Logan Fire Chief Nixon. The case concerns alleged prejudice by Mayor Bright on proceedings after Nixon was ousted over a destroyed fire hose and later reinstated by the Civil Service Commission. The Common Pleas Court will designate a magistrate to hear the evidence, with Falls Township magistrates likely considered.
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Logan
Walter Nixon
Harley M. Whitcraft
Nixon
Lew Reynolds
Flias FE. Bright
Fred C. Shively
Bright
Edwin D. Ricketts
Coats
G. W. Lanning
Civil Service Commission
Whitcraft
Common Pleas Court
Notable Cine Stars Highlight Ohio Theater Lineup
The Ohio Theater screens multiple First National features with a starry lineup. Three On A Match stars Warren William Anna Dvorak Joan Brondell and Bette Davis with supporting players. Joe E Brown leads You Said a Mouthful with Farina and Ginger Rogers as the leading lady. The Crooked Circle balances comedy and drama under director H Bruce Humberstone.
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Ohio Theater
Warren William
Dark Horse
Anna Dvorak
Joan Brondell
Bette Davia
Allen Jenkins
Lee Tracy
Lyle Talbot
Gage
Joe EF. Brown
Toe
Catalina Island
Los Angeles
Brown
Farina
Ginger Rogers
Green Township School Case to Hear Evidence Next Week
Assignment of the Green Township School dispute is set for the local Common Pleas Court with Judge Benner Jones to hear the evidence. The case stems from the transfer of part of Green Township District to Ward Township after a resident petition with signatures. Remonstrances followed and a territory poll found signatures insufficient to oppose the board action, leading to litigation.
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Logan
Green Township
Common Pleas Court
Benner Jones
Jackson
Ward Township
County Candidate Named by Board
Miss Charlotte Lappen of Laurelville was chosen clerk for the Hocking County and City Health Departments. She won from 16 applicants and will assume duties immediately after Mrs. Ralph M. Henry resigned to leave the post.
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Henry
United Brethren Church Plans Anniversary Service
Logan December 2 An all day service is planned for the United Brethren Congregation at Rockbridge to mark the fifth anniversary of the church dedication on December 11. District superintendent A B R Cox and Judge Harley M Whitcraft will speak. Music by Miss Helen Mathias and Miss Grace Orr. Dinner and supper served by the Ladies Aid.
Deputy Thelma Keyes Named Clerk of Courts Deputy
Logan December 2. Charles C. Achauer clerk of courts elect says upon taking office January first he will appoint Miss Thelma Keyes as deputy succeeding Miss Helen Rochester. Keyes, daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Keyes, has past work at Gordon Oil and in the city auditor’s office. Rochester exits after two terms as deputy to Alfred B. Campbell.
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Democrat Women's Club
Miss Rochester
Alfred B. Campbell
Logan High players set punt block record in season
Logan High School football players blocked punts ten times during the regular season, led by McMillan with four, Cox with three, plus contributions from Bright and Fickel. The tally came from Coach John Longley’s records after the close of the season.
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McMillan
Cox
Lancaster
Ken Bright
Fickel
Junior Church To Sing at Memorial Service In Logan
Logan Lodge of Fikes will hold memorial exercises at 2 30 p m Sunday at East Main Street hall with ritualistic services by lodge officers. The Presbyterian Junior Choir directed by Mrs H M Boocks will perform musical numbers and Miss Bessie Briscoe will accompany at the piano. Edward Co Collins will deliver the eulogy. Junior choir members include Gladys Bort Marjorie Brandt Dorothy Franks Mildred Vandamant and others. The arrangements committee invites the public.
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Logan
Logan Lodge of Fikes
East Main Street
Presbyterian
H. M. Boocks
Bessie Briscoe
Edward Co. Collins
Gladys Bort
Marjorie Brandt
Dorothy Franks
Mildred Vandamant
Jean Kreinschmidt
Nelle Schwenke
Marion Geddes
Georgiana Hutchinson
Jean Thurness
Nadine Vandamant
Minnie Louise Heine
Clara White
Marjorie Bell
Charlies Floyd
Edward Hamilton
Ray Schwenke
James Campbell
Carl Marks
John Mock
Floyd Beougher
Donald Geddes
Ralph Spence
Joan Kreinschmidt
Edward Angle
Committee
W. W. Martin
Harold W. Larimer
John FE. Canty
Leroy Conkle
Thanksgiving Visits Spread Through Athens Area
Residents and families across Athens, Nelsonville, Logan, and nearby towns gathered for Thanksgiving and the weekend. Multiple households hosted relatives and friends, with outings to Epworth League events in Athens and local gatherings noted among the W F M S group and church members. Notable names include the Bowles, Carter, Todd, Nutter, Patton, Robinett, and Phettyplace families, with visits to Columbus and Union Furnace.
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Oliver Columbus
James Hurley
Jennie Patton
S. H. Bowles
Athens
S&s
H. Bowles
Homer Carter
Flizabeth Filley
Nelsonville
R. F. Ft
G. C. Nutter
Jane and
Roy Nutter
Kenneth Wolta
Alice Allen
Gertrude Ginther
Wayne Todd
Norman Smart
Athens Central Avenue
M. FE
Andy Roush
Marietta
Frank Crothers
Arthur Todd
Henry Todd
William Sisson
Margaret Robinett
Millfield
Vern Robinett
Alice Smith
Raymond
Logan
Harold Allen
Diamond
Kate
Maxine Todd
Frank Allen
Chester Beougher
Union Furnace
Charles Pierce
Glen Farley
Doris
Arthur Todd Marie Martin
George McRee
Columbus
W A. Martin
Ll. C. McClandhien
Fultomham
Ralph Campbel
Campbell
Lela Wolf
John Gastin
James Phettyplace
Former Corning Man Dies in Columbus
Dr. Joseph McDonald, 33, Columbus dentist for 28 years, died of angina pectoris after three weeks of illness. He practiced at 145 N High St and later Summit St, was a Columbus Dental Society member, and lived in Columbus 35 years after moving from Corning Perry County. Survived by widow Mary McGreevy McDonald, two sisters Mary McDonald Corning and Mrs. George Tague Zanesville, and two brothers Frank Chicago and Richard Corning. body at his residence.
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McDonald
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Ohio Medical University
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Mao
Summit St
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Corning
Perry County
Mary McGreevy McDonald
George Tague
Zanesville
Mary McDonald Corning
Frank
Chicago
Richard McDonald
Centralized school at Commercial Point closed after scarlet fever cases
Circleville Ohio December 2 1920 the centralized school at Commercial Point was closed today after discovery of 15 cases of scarlet fever forcing shuttering until further notice.
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Circleville
Commercial Point
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