Ruling Limits Justice of Peace Jurisdiction in County
Judge Ogers of the Common Pleas in Franklin County ruled that Justice of the Peace jurisdiction does not extend beyond the township except for liquor cases. The decision affects numerous Hocking County cases especially school offenses and ends the practice of routing all school cases to one justice regardless of offense location. The ruling aims to curb heavy court costs and high fees, noting past trials where residents were moved long distances for adjudication. John Miner of Reynoldsburg is visiting the Stallsmiths at 293 Hocking Avenue, here since Thanksgiving for Stallsmiths birthday.
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Justice of Peace Corts
Ogers
Common Pleas Court
Franklin County
W. Hams
Hocking County
Maki
John Miner
Reynoldsburg
DP. G. Stallsmith
Hocking Avenue
Stallsmith
Marriage License Issued to G Buntz and Ruth E McCarthy
Conductor G Buntz, 40, and Ruth E McCarthy, 22, obtained a marriage license in Logan.
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Rriage
G. Buntz
Ruth E. McCarthy
Logan
Farmer Dillon Myers Hospitalized For Operation
Dillon Myers of Union Furnace was brought to Cherrington hospital for preparation for a surgical operation. He has suffered from Dernia for several years.
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Dillon Myers
Union Furnace
Cherrington Hospital
Mr. Myers
Peculiar Accident In Green Township Wounds Child
Six year old Lewis Guess son of Mr and Mrs Henson Guess Green township fell from a chair while holding a dish. The dish broke with fragments injuring his arm heavily. The accident occurred Tuesday evening and the family reports the injury as serious.
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Lewis
Henson Guess
Green Township
Icy streets disrupt downtown travel Wednesday morning
Pedestrians and motorists faced slick conditions in downtown due to a recent snow wind and a Tuesday night rain that froze into a thin ice covering. No bus accidents or wrecks were reported on Wednesday.
O C F Elect Officers In Local Odd Fellows Lodge
The semi annual election of officers in the local Odd Fellows lodge Tuesday elected O A Holzschuh as Noble Grand for six months. Frank St Clair retires as Noble Grand and others included Hill Hill Bigger Hull Star cher Bright and St Clair. Installations will follow with Holzschuh naming appointive officers. In a separate note the Christian Culture class of the United Brethren met at Miss Kelchs home with twenty members present and a contest won by Mrs Remple followed by games and refreshments.
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Odd Yellowa Lodge
O. A. Holzschuh
Frank St. Clair
Noble Grand
Rom Hill
Bigger Hull
Frank Starcher
Rolland
Misa Zola Kelch
Clarabel Whitehart
United Brethren Sunday School
Second Street
Charles Miller
Lawrence Reasoner
Cora Blum
Ferdinand Remple
Harold Porest Arrested for Speeding on Main Street
Harold Porest, driver for Logan Battling Works, was arrested Tuesday by Motor Officer Petty for speeding on Main Street. He appeared before Mayor Wolfe, pleaded guilty, and paid a $10 fine plus costs.
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NABAS
Harold Porest
Logan Battling
Petty
Main Street
Wolfe
Abell Takes Month Vacation From Western Union
C L Abell a Western Union lineman based here left Tuesday evening for a month long vacation spending time in hot springs and other western points. During his absence his duties will be handled by George Chandler relief lineman.
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C. L. Abell
Western Union
Jett
Ho- Springs
George Chandler
Visit Here Lingers in Columbus Family Notices
Mrs. Anna Minman son Roy and daughter Violet and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Miner and family of Columbus are mentioned in a brief local notice. The fragment cites visiting or family connection within the community.
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Anna Minman
Roy
Violet
H. A. Miner
Columbus
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An old remedy touts Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers to end rheumatism pains quickly. It claims tingling heat within minutes, blood flow increase, and relief for lumbago neuritis backache sore muscles and chest colds. Marketed as Rowles line with a warning to obtain the genuine product.
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Rowles
Farmer Seriously Hurt In Farm Accident
Jesse Kitchen suffered serious injuries when a wagon crushed him between the wagon and a barn at his farm near Ilesboro on Monday evening. He was attending to hay at the time of the incident.
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Ilesboro
Jesse Kitchen
Mr. Kitchen
Hay Wagon Accident Leaves Man Injured In Crushed Leg
A hay wagon overloaded with fodder broke through an opening and crushed the driver. He is reported seriously injured with a possible punctured lung as rescue efforts focus on his condition.
Hock-Hocking Council Meets for New Year Degree Rehearsal
Members gathered at the Masonic hall Tuesday evening to rehearse the annual New Year’s Day degree ceremony. C. Wood Bowen, Master of Hock-Hocking Council No. 39 R. & S. M., supervises the work.
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Hock-Hocking Council
Masonic Hall
C. Wood Bowen
Hock-Hocking Council No
Cripple Clinic Slated Friday At Athens Church
County wide cripple clinic sponsored by Nelsonville and Athens Rotary clubs to be held at the Methodist church in Athens Sunday. Dr J M Higgins leads clinical exams by orthopedic specialists with Dr Baldwin among notable doctors from Columbus. Free examinations, lunch, and bandage drive for old sheets and pillowcases to aid nursing work. No new scarlet fever. one diphtheria case reported in Trimble Township.
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Nelsonville
Athens
J. M. Higgins
Baldwin
Columbus
County Board of Health
Board of Health
Rotary Club
Hotarians
Higgins
County Health Office
Lostra
Hunterdon
Trimble
Nelsonville Men Get Recognition for Fire Safety Efforts
Two Nelsonville HV railway workers receive December issue citations for fire and accident prevention. Conductor Eugene Berry helped extinguish a car fire. Engineer A. Nelson spotted a fire on a trestle. Superintendent W W Houston issued the citations. Agent C A Stover elected secretary of the Hocking Division loss and damage prevention committee as part of a roadwide effort.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Railway
Hocking Valley Employes Magazine
Eugene Berry
A. Nelson
W. W. Houston
A. Stover
Hocking
Philadelphia opens America’s first law school in 1790
The article notes that America's first law school was established in Philadelphia in 1790, marking a landmark in legal education. It highlights the city’s historic role as an educational center and notes the early institution’s founding date.
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America
Philadelphia
Wayside Opportunities Sermon At Local Church
Dr Ed wards spoke on Wayside Opportunities during a three week Edwards Walker Evangelistic Co series at the Christian church. Seven new members were reported as the meetings continued with Mr Walker leading singing and Mrs Walker at the piano. services run most evenings at 7 o clock with special delegations each night.
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Dr. Edwards
Christian Church
Edwards- Walker Evangelistic Co
Peter
John
Walker
This Nurse Cures Stubborn Cough With Bronchuline Emulsion
A New York nurse could not stop coughing until half a bottle of Bronchuline Emulsion. Advertisers claim the remedy, with no sugar, chloroform, or dope, can end heavy colds or flu and often requires only a few doses. Potential buyers are urged to ask Cline Pharmacy Co. or any dealer.
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New York
Cline Pharmacy Co
Joint-Base Promise Quick Relief for Joints and More
Local ad touts Joint-Base as a fast acting counter irritant for sore stiff swollen joints. Claims rapid penetration and pain relief within seconds, with additional benefits for congestion sore throat chest colds lumbar neuralgia and other afflictions. Sold at Cline Pharmacy by live druggists at a low price.
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Cline Pharmacy
China AT Peace
Lostro
West Union St
Ohio
Stewart
Toggery
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