Legion notes report strong recruitment and post Christmas drive
Logan post of the American Legion held a Tuesday evening meeting to discuss matters of importance. The membership committee noted progress toward paid up enrollment and many members who did not enroll last year have signed up or intend to do so. The post voted to donate proceeds from Christmas decorations on Main Street to relief work for former service men. A double quartet and a six piece orchestra will perform with Paul Brown as interlocutor, and several acts are planned for a lively program aimed at boosting attendance at post meetings.
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Legion
Logan
The
American Sea
Barton Holl
Hocking County
William Davis
Vernon Crist
R. AL. James
J. B. Collison
Monte Kling
Buster Abrams
Robert Gompf
Lewis Purcell
L. &. Keinle
Leroy Strain
William Lytle
Fred Hopes
Earl Perone
Willam Brightmire
Edward Heffy
Jesse Columber
Mel. Harbaugh
George Nash
Harburger
Paul Brown
Ed Myers
Irvin Krieg
Wiley Thurness
Dil Sanderson
Gore oil man J P Ball progresses toward home
J P Ball an oil man from Gore has been hospitalized after appendicitis but is rapidly recovering. In two weeks he will be able to return to his Gore oil field duties as a pumper, with plans to go home Thursday.
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J. P. Ball
Gore
Elks Minstrels Open Three Night Charity Show
The Elks charity minstrel opened Wednesday at the local theatre to a good audience. Proceeds will be shared between the Boy Scouts and charity. Top local talent had been rehearsing for weeks in preparation.
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Elks’ Minstrels
E Elks
Charity Minstrels
Lale Theatre
Thenstrel
Boy Scouts
Charity
Frezee Arrested Over Stolen License Tags Driving Case
Paul Frezee, a former taxi driver, was arrested Tuesday by Motor Officer Joe Farbearn after being found driving a vehicle bearing license tags belonging to another. He was arraigned before Magistrate Miller and fined $1 plus costs.
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Paul Frezee
Joe Farbearn
Miller
Prohibition Officers Nab Several Liquor Violators
State officers with Constable George Shaw and deputies arrested Arthur Sohn Ova Coburn Murray City Jesse McGeer and Charlies Squirrely Davis Tuesday and Wednesday. McGeer premises yielded mash and Sohn’s car was found in a ditch after a near collision and a pint of white mule was located. Coburn reportedly had a small liquor bottle during a search.
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George Shaw
Arthur Sohn
Buchtel
Ova Coburn
Murray City
Jesse McGeer
Charlies
Squirrely” Davis
Dorr
McGeer
Sohn
McGeers
Coburn
Arrests over liquor possession lead to fines and jail
In Murray City area, Sohn faced charges of possession and transportation of liquor with a confiscated machine after a Wednesday arraignment. Davis pleaded not guilty to liquor possession and possession of paraphernalia, with a guilty verdict on liquor and a $200 fine plus costs. Coburn and McGeer also set to appear before Magistrate Miller.
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Davis Place
Sohn
Miller
Murray City
Dayton
Davis
Coburn
McGeer
Ohio Fuel Co. Hits Dry Hole in Perry County Farm
A dry hole was struck by the Ohio Fuel Co. when they drilled their well on a farm near South Perry earlier this week. The company notes several producing wells in the same area and says further operations are likely to be undertaken.
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Ohio Fuel Co
South Perry
Clarence Farley and Myrtle Mets Named in Logan County Record
Clarence A Farley twenty six laborer and Myrtle I Mets eighteen housekeeper are listed in Logan County records with partial biographical details.
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Clarence A. Farley
Logan
Myrtle I. Mets
Family Visit and Health Updates From Columbus
Mrs. Lawrence Kauffman and her young son from Columbus arrive in Logan for a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anthony, as Mr. Kauffman plans to join them this weekend. Howard White has returned home after recent blood transfusion surgery in a Columbus hospital and is reported much improved.
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Lawrence Kauffman
Little Son
Columbus
Logan
Frank Anthony
Kauffman
Howard White
Opportunity Breezes Blowing Through Classified Columns
Classified pages show rising listings as job seekers and employers note brisk activity. Local merchants and neighborhood boards highlight new openings and seasonal ads, signaling a lively market for help wanted and goods for sale.
Ohio seeks plan to pay owners of condemned cattle
Ohio cattle owners and Director Truax meet with state officials to develop a program to eliminate or reduce tuberculosis in cattle. Groups including the Farm Bureau and Grange discuss methods, indemnity amounts, and potential legislative powers. A follow up conference is planned after the legislature opens, with some delegates backing a $1.9 million appropriation.
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Columbus
Ohio Cattle Owners
Truax
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Grange
Agricultural Department
Cure for rupture without operation promised by carpenter
Robotic letter warns of rupture cure without surgery from Eugene M. Pullen in Manasquan New Jersey. Claims quick complete relief with no lost time and asks readers to write for full information. No sale advertised. urges sharing the notice to help others with rupture.
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Eugene M. Pullen
Carpenter Isol
Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
N. J
Health official cites Ohio cattle tuberculosis figures
Director Truax and State Veterinarian Zimmer indicate about 35 000 of roughly 2 900 000 cows in northwestern Ohio are affected with tuberculosis, signaling a regional animal health concern.
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Truax
Zimmer
Ohio
Imported fleece pattern for opossum trim coat
Messenger Pattern Dept 1933 offers a convertible collar coat pattern in seven sizes. Describes bolivia inspired colors and pile fabrics suited for stout figures. Material needs listed with yardage and a 12 cent pattern mail request.
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Bolivia
Pine Cough Syrup at Home From Pinex Remedy
Home remedy outlines making pine cough syrup using Pinex and sugar syrup or alternatives like honey or molasses. Claims fast relief within 24 hours for dry, loose, and bronchial throat issues, with cautions against substitutes and an assurance of satisfaction or money back.
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The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Fourth City Officer Convicted In Local Jurisdiction
J. F. Trout, marshal of Jaseville in Perry county, found guilty of assault and battery by a jury in common pleas court. He was free on $1,000 bond pending a motion for a new trial after the verdict last night. Mary Koontz, Roseville, testified Trout assaulted her during a liquor search at her home. He is the fourth city officer convicted recently by juries here. Fred Slatzer, Shawnee constable and former officer, also mentioned.
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J. &. Thout
Jaseville
Perry
Common Pleas
Mary Koontz
Roseville
Trout
Fred Slatzer
Shawnee
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