Women’s Club Christmas Party in Logan
The Business and Professional Women’s Club held a December Christmas party at Sigma Phi Gamma rooms with eighteen members attending. A World Court adherence resolution was adopted, district meeting notes were shared, and plans for a December 22 charity party for twenty children were announced.
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Logan
Business and
Sigma Phi Gamma
United States
Helen VD
Rochester
Columbus
Mary McClench
Cora N. Brown
Candyland
Mildred Laubie
Leviolet Reddick
Thelma Keyes
Elizabeth Lyman
Phila Brooke
Anna State
Newark
4-H Club Members Are Given Awards
At Goat Run Schoolhouse in Washington Township the 4-H achievement meeting honored members from the Jolly Maids Food Club and the Acme Livestock Club with awards and certificates. Marcella Kalklosch narrated the Jolly Maids history and Grace Harsh received a gold leadership pin for three years of leadership.
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Jolly Maids
Walter North
Acme
Robert W. Lang
Reporters Freed After 40 Days in Contempt Case
Three reporters who chose jail over naming confidential sources in a Washington liquor conditions expose by The Times were released after 40 days of a 45 day sentence. Justice Peyton Gordon had held them in contempt when they refused to disclose their sources to a grand jury.
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Washington
U.P
Peyton Gordon
The
Times
Gordon
Bright urges repeal of one hour parking rule
Logan council heard Mayor-elect Elias E. Bright call for repeal of the one hour parking ordinance saying it harms rural residents and draws business objections. Bright’s $7,500 bond was approved. Isaac Vancuren objected to a street improvement assessment. transfers moved funds to health and service accounts. next meeting set for December 27.
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Logan
Elias E. Bright
Isaac Vancuren
Church Street
General Fund
Health Fund
Service Fund
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Liquor Case
Weedon Mills of Benton Township was arrested in Logan for possessing liquor. He pled not guilty at arraignment before Judge Whitcraft and a trial date was set for next week. Deputy sheriffs Joe Tar beam and L I Hammond brought him to Logan for the proceeding.
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Logan
Dee
Weedon Mills
Benton Township
Chauncey
Lester Mills
Joe Larbeam
L. I. Hammond
Whitcraft
Auto Bill of Sale Marking Rule Affects 1920 Plates
Columbus dispatch says bills of sale for motor vehicles must bear stamps "license is sued" or "transfer issued" before 1930 plates are issued. Secretary Clarence J Brown via Chalmer R Wilson urges owners with used cars or plate transfers last year to check bills of sale before buying 1920 plates. A transfer between cars is allowed for $1 within the same horsepower group. higher horsepower requires extra fee. A bill must show "transfer issued" when a transfer is issued and "license issued" when a new or used car is bought.
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Columbus
Secretary of State
Clarence J. Brown
Come
Missioner of Motor Vehicles
Chalmers R. Wilson
Wilson
Protestant Episcopal Clergymen Gather for Ohio Bishop Vote
The Rev. F. E. J. Pielow is among several Southeastern Ohio clergymen called to Cincinnati to discuss candidates for bishop of the diocese. A Columbus meeting is planned for December 17 with a diocesan election to follow to fill the Southern Ohio bishop vacancy.
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Logan
FE. J. Pielow
Southeastern Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Sets Deadlines For License Plates And Tags
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles says licenses must be purchased or transfers made before the 1960 plate is issued with dates prior to December 21 1925. The 1929 plates deadline is midnight December 31 and maroon and white tags can’t be used before December 21. States set deadlines for old and new plates and Ohio employs over 1500 deputies and clerks to distribute the new tags.
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Department of State
Ohio
Athens High School A Association Meeting Notice
Athens High School announces a meeting for the A Association at 7:80 PM Thursday in Room 200. Officers will be elected.
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Athens High School
Burglary at A and P Store in Corning
Perry County authorities seek burglars who robbed the A and P Store at Corning. The theft netted about $75 after burglars forced a door to gain entry.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Corning
Two Arrested on Liquor Charges in Logan
Deputy sheriffs with help from local officers arrested Clay Snyder and James Saunders on liquor charges in Logan. Saunders pleaded guilty and was fined 160 dollars plus costs after Georgia? No, after arraignment before Magistrate J P Miller. Officers found 28 bottles of beer at Saunders premises. Snyder faces a second offense arraignment before Judge Harley M Whitcraft for possession of whisky found on North Walnut Street.
Distelhorst's Grocers to face Judy's in Bashara alleys clash
Distelhorst's Grocers of Columbus will contest Judy's Grocers Thursday evening at Bashara alleys. Team captain Pete Bashara announced the match and listed Tony Uecker, a former Logan man, among visiting players. The rival quintet is described as strong, averaging about 2,890.
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Logan
Distelhorst's Grocers
Columbus
Judy's Grocers
Bashara
Pete Bashara
Tony Uecker
Stubborn coughs soothed by simple home mix of Pinex
A famous old recipe instructs mixing 214 ounces Pinex from Scania into a pint bottle with sugar syrup or honey to create a ready remedy. It claims rapid throat relief, easier coughing, and faster bronchial aid, marketed as superior to substitutes with a money back guarantee.
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Scania
Driver Slugged in Crooksville Robbery
Sheriff Clifford Wilson and officers report no clues in the attack on Harry Shaeffer 44 truck driver and Standard Oil collector. Shaeffer was slugged and robbed of about 809 dollars and is in a Zanesville hospital but expected to recover. He resides in Crooksville.
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New
Lexington
Dec
Clifford Wilson
Crooksville
Harry Shaeffer
Standard Oil Company
Shaeffer
Zganesville
Minister Is Hurt in Crooksville Incident
The Reverend L. B. Butler, pastor of the M E Church at Crooksville, sustained a broken ankle and other injuries in a December mishap at New Lexington. Further details were unavailable.
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New Lexington
L. BE. Butler
M. RE
Crooksville
Injured Man Slips at Crooksville Basketball Game
A man suffered severe injuries after slipping and falling while attending a basketball game in Zanesville. He remains confined to his Crooksville home as he recovers.
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Zanesville
Crooksville
Coal Production Increase Reported by National Coal Association
The National Coal Association cites railroad preliminary loading reports showing US bituminous coal output for the week ending December 7 at 11,450,000 net tons. Figures for the weeks ended November 2 and November 20 from the US Bureau of Mines were 19,972,660 and 8,993,000 net tons respectively.
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Washington
Pec
National Coal Association
United States
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Miltte
Sigma Phi Gamma Rooms
Goat Run Schoolhouse
Bright
Meh
Pielow
James Saunders
Clays Snyder
Ucker
John Bingham
Temple
Tex
Arthur KB. Crouch
Texas
Los Angeles
New Zealand
Bingham
Helensville
N. Z
Crouch
Yoursel
S.S.S
S.S
Nature
Agai
Oil Company
Croooksville
the Security Savings Bank
Athens, Ohio
Frigidaire
the Automotive Battery & Electric CO
Haney-Goodrich ‘Co
Court Street
General Electric
Southern Ohio Electric CO
Atiiens
Nelsonvilee
Middlepont
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