Logan Knights Elect Walter Kleinschmidt as Leader
Logan Lodge Knights of Pythias named Walter Kleinschmidt as chancellor commander after annual elections held Wednesday night. Other officers include William Durant as vice chancellor, Willard Seel prelate, Henry Glass master at arms, John Weaver inner guard, J B Humphrey outer guard, Harry Nill keeper of records and seals, Mark Lohr master of finance. Trustees remain Everett Jacoby Lewis Price and C L Adcock with one term expired and another resigning.
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Everett Jacoby
Lewis Price
C. L. Adcock
No Time Extension On License Plates Ends 1932 Deadline
In Logan on December 9 1932 license tags for 1233 are on sale at Harry L. Smith deputy commissioner of motor vehicles with new plates usable from December 10. The secretary of state confirms no extension and 1932 registrations expire at midnight December 1. Chauffeurs licenses must be registered at Mr. Smiths office.
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Logan
Harry L. Smith
Secretary Brown Urges Swift License Fee Returns
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown urges rapid returns of license fees as part of revenue returned to districts for highway relief work. The office is open daily 7 AM to 4 30 PM and from December 26 to January 1 evening hours will be added for plate purchases.
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Clarence J. Brown
Hocking County Grangers Attend Springfield Session
A delegation from Hocking County Grangers traveled to Springfield for the Ohio State Grange session. The Champaign County team conferred the sixth degree as a feature, with attendees including Mr. and Mrs Joe Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs Arlie Brimner, Mr. and Mrs William Mowery, and Mr. and Mrs Walter North. Brimner attended as a delegate.
Logan High debaters contest tax on tangible property
Logan High School debaters meet to argue that state and local revenue should rely on sources other than tangible property. The squad includes returning members Barbara Till and Mary Coakley with Evelyn Steward, plus Charlie McBroom, Edwin Monks, Mariam Geddes, Mildred Vanidament, Billy Case, and Ray Schwenke.
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Logan
Logan High School
Barbara Till
Mary Coakley
Evelyn Steward
Charlies McBroom
Edwin Monks
Mariam Geddes
Mildred Vanidament
Billy Case
Ray Schwenke
Gas fumes render Logan woman unconscious at office
Miss Vivian Gose was overcome by fumes from a gas stove at the Logan Loan Company office on South Mulberry Street. Her sister Virginia Goss found her unconscious and summoned aid. Vivian remained in bed for two days.
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Logan
Logan Loan Company
Vivian Gose
Virginia Goss
South Mulberry Street
Starr Residents Fined on Hunting Violations
D L Lester Tolliver Starr was fined 25 dollars plus costs after arraignment before Mayor Elias Bright on a hunting without license charge and pled guilty. His brother Virgil faces a similar case and left the county seeking work. Columbus Alton Lancaster pleads not guilty and will stand trial for Sunday hunting.
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Logan
Lester Tolliver Starr
Elias Bright
Virgil
Columbus
Alton
Lancaster
State Club Leader Meeting With County Leaders
C C Lang assistant state club leader visited Logan to confer with Harold Chambers on 4H Club work for the coming year. They discussed last year’s club progress and what to expect next year. Mr and Mrs Eddie Woods and family moved to Lancaster after five years in Logan. Woods previously worked at Johnson Beverage Co. and then at the store now run by Josef Brashares.
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Logan
C. C. Lang
Harold Chambers
Alice Allen
Haydenville
Harold Alter
Eddie Woods
Lancaster
Woods
Johnson Beverage Company
Josef Brashares
Woman in Logan Hospitalized in Serious Condition
Dec 9 report shows Mrs A Jen Tannahill of Green Township continues in serious condition after several weeks of illness. Her daughter, Mrs Mark Lohr of Logan, has assisted in her care and support during this period.
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Logan
A Jen Tannahill
Green Township
Mark Lohr
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Ludiow buried in Oak Grove
Charles infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ludiow of Lancaster died in Logan at the home of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poling. He was buried Wednesday at Oak Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Fila Richards of Logan is listed as an aunt. No nerve cells are added to the body after birth.
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Logan
Charles
Herbert Ludiow
Lancaster
Charles Poling
Oak Grove Cemetery
Fila Richards
Main Street Adorns Itself With Christmas Displays
Logan December 9. Main Street shows holiday decor with decorated windows and stores. On Wednesday three community trees were delivered and erected at the public park in front of the naval gun site. Further decorations will be added.
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Logan
Dora Harden elected chief of Logan Pythian Sisters
Logan Dee Pythian Sisters elected Dora Harden as most excellent chief at a Tuesday evening meeting in the Knights of Pythian Building. New officers include Mary Phillips as past chief, Marie Miller as excellent senior, Irma Rutgers as excellent junior, Ruth Hamilton as manager, Fanny Spears as mistress of finance, Dorothy Conkle as mistress of records and correspondence, Alice Adcock as protector, Lena Wells as outer guard. Lunch followed social hour with Minnie Reynolds, Bernice Price, and Dorothy Conkle in charge.
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Pythian Sisters
Logan
Dee
Pythian
Knights of Pythian
Dora Harden
Mary Phillips
Marie Miller
Irma Rutgers
Ruth Hamilton
Fanny Spears
Dorothy Conkle
Alice Adcock
Lena Wells
Minnie Reynolds
Bernice Price
Used Clothing Drive By Red Cross And Scouts
Hocking County Chapter of the Red Cross asks for usable clothing and bedding. Boy Scouts will distribute bags Friday and place them on door knobs for collection by ward. Shoes are also needed and bags should be returned to the door knobs.
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Logan, Dec
Hocking County
The
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Service Men To Meet Here Tuesday
Logan Post of the American Legion will host a meeting at 745 p m Tuesday with state officials and Legion leaders as guests and speakers. Paul Herbert Sam Cobb and Orin Schmidt will discuss Legion activities past and future plans. Entertainment is planned and a meal will be served after the program. all former service men are invited.
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LOGAN
Paul Herbert
Sam Cobb
Orin Schmidt
Logan Post
American Legion
Miss Blasius Speaks on Jeanne d Arc in Columbus
Miss Mary Blasius spoke at two Columbus audiences this week on Jeanne d Arc. She addressed St Marys of the Springs students and friends Tuesday and spoke to the Columbus Nurses at their home Wednesday. In New Straitsville a chicken supper Saturday funds the M E Church Ladies Aid Society starting at 5 pm.
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Logan
Columbus
Mary Blasius
Jeanne d’ Arc
St. Marys of the Springs
New Straitsville
New Straitsville M. FE
Ladies Aid Society
Investigation of Bus On Highways Urged
The Interstate Commerce Commission urged Congress to sponsor an impartial inquiry into government subsidies across rail motor water and air transport. The panel said railroads appeared more hopeful than a year ago and sought analysis of any subsidies to ensure fair interstate competition.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Railroad Executives Push Congress Probe Over Rail Labor
Chicago December 9. Railway labor declined to confer with the National Transportation Committee led by Calvin Coolidge and urged a congressional investigation of the rail industry. A. F. Whitney said Congress should act as the proper authority rather than presenting to the committee.
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Chicago
U.P
National Transportation Committee
Calvin Coolidge
A. F. Whitney
Railway Labor Executives Association
Bernard MM. Baruch
Transportation Committee
United States Congress
Railroads Seek Federal Aid and Regulation Changes
The Association of Railway Executives filed a petition with the National Transportation Committee led by Calvin Coolidge urging increased federal aid and tighter regulation of competing transit modes. It requests amendments to the Finance Corporation Act and Interstate Commerce Act, highway vehicle rules, waterborne traffic, and a gradual government retreat from inland waterways while allowing railroads to compete in water transport.
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New York
U.R
National Transportation Committee
Calvin Coolidge
Association of
Railway Executives
Ton Finance Corporation Act
Vedico Urges Education in Drinking Line
Dr William Muhlberg of Cincinnati former Harvard faculty member urged immediate education in the art of drinking. He urged a controlled distribution and meals based drinking in Germany style to promote moderation and better health.
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New York
Dee
William Muhlberg
Cincinnati
Harvard University
Muhlberg
Union Central Life Insurance Company
The
Life Insurance Association
Germany
Invents Machine To Really Restore Life
Dr. Albert Hyman describes the Artificial Pacemaker from Berlin tests. The device injects a needle into the heart and uses electricity to resume beating, claimed to revive about half of Shock-related stoppages when used 5 to 10 minutes after death. Shipment for U.S. distribution expected soon.
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New York
Albert Hyman
Witkina Foundation For
Berlin
Hyman
State Officials Weigh Beer Legalization Challenges
Governors and other state officials anticipate enforcement and regulatory issues if beer is legalized. The survey notes continued state laws, local restrictions, and varied approaches across New Jersey Wisconsin New York Maryland and other states. District of Columbia falls under Volstead Act. changes affect only national capital shipments. Local pre prohibition ordinances may remain in force in states without enforcement laws.
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Washington
United Press
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Harry Kiueter
Dairy and Foods Division
Agriculture Department
New York State
Maryland
Ritchie
W. Preston Rlane
Arizona
California
Colorado
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Michigan
Montana
Nevada
New York
North Dakota
Oregon
District of Columbia
Three Miners Escape Fatal Explosion at Jones Mine
At the Jones Mine in Madrid New Mexico three miners escaped a blast that killed four colleagues when gas ignited and a wall of flame swept the mine. Rescuers recovered the bodies twelve hours after the explosion as seventeen men worked underground.
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Madrid
N. M
U.P
Jones Mine
Senate Favors Vote On Repeal In States
A Senate Judiciary Committee poll shows 9 to 4 in favor of submitting repeal to the states. The panel expects a winter vote despite the House defeat of the Garner Repeal Resolution. Norris will summon the committee to act this session, with Robinson opposing only on unconditional submission. Borah supports submission on his terms, Neely is noncommittal.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee Today
Senate
House
Norris
Robinson
Ind
Borah
Idaho
Neely
W. Va
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Walter Kleinschmidt
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Glass
Lodge
Logan, Ohio
DR. S. M. Clifton
Lawrence
C. D. Shafer CO
Springfield
Rial
Mies Vivian Gose
Hunter
Starr
Willard Battery
E. E. Story
F. State
Logan Legion Group
Miss Blasius
Tathe
Transporta
Tion Committee
Vedico
By Raymond Clapper
United Press Staff
Rcouters
Carpenter Hardware Co
Zenners
Coats
Selby
Toyland
Old Santa
Teeter
Fischer Price
Bear
Puppy
Granny Doodle
Duck
Mulee
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