Second Dividend Set For Rempel Bank On Wednesday
Announcement from C A Joven of the First Rempel National Bank outlines a second dividend at the Rempel Bank. Approximately 2008 vouchers worth about 10 000 dollars will be paid to stockholders as part of the ongoing receivership dividend plan. The payout will place extra currency in circulation ahead of Christmas.
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Rempel Bank
Yrogan
C. A. Joven
Rempel National Bank
Ascend
Wednendsy
Aharge
Washington
Three youths confess to county robberies and loot
Logan December report states Ambrose Schrader Clifford Aiken and Edward Bainter admit to two robberies in Weeking County. They describe breaking into the L. B. Welker cabin and a Midway Filling Station theft with loot recovered, including a .22 rifle and tobacco as authorities pursue charges.
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Welker
Schrader
Nixon
Bainter
Hocking County
New Straitsvile
Farbearn
Midway Station
Enterprise
Webb Slaughter Howan
Webb Summit
Lewis Reynnlds
Krieg
Logan
Weeking
Ambrose Schrader
Clifford Aiken
Falls Township
Edward Bainter
New Stratteville
Joe Farbearn
Branley Spernon
L. B. Welker
Cola Valley
Midway
Strtiet
Aehrader
Thin City
Weller Cottage
Weller
New Straiteville
Painter
List
Olthere
New Straltaville
Bainter End
Scout gathering set with Willman Fesler Larking as speakers
Plans by the Boy Scouts of Hocking County announce a father and son gathering in Logan on January 12 with coach Sam Willman and assistants Wes Fesler and Dick Larking as principal speakers. Local officers will handle arrangements and a meal will be served.
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Logan
Boy Scouts of
Hocking County
Sam Willman
Wes Fesler
Dick Larking
River and Lake Fishermen Face Future Restrictions
Logan reports local sportsmen expect two years of fishing limits on the Hocking River and Buckeye Lake after a Conservation Department order. Many anglers travel to Buckeye Lake yearly while others fish the Hocking River where fishing has improved. The Salt Creek area in Western Hocking County remains closed under the new restrictions.
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Logan
Hocking River
Buckeye Lake
Conservation Department
Salt Creek
Hocking County
Injuries Reported After Car Overturns North of Logan
Three people were injured when a car overturned Saturday afternoon on the Juergens Hill north of Logan. Mrs. Sessler, the two year old Charles Franklin Sessler of Lancaster Route 3, and another woman were treated at Cherrington Hospital. Mrs. Sessler suffered cuts and bruises but returned home with her family. the child sustained a facial cut from flying glass.
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Logan
Juergens Hi
Cherrington Hospital
Paul Sessler
Charles Franklin
Lancaster
Kessler
Bus Line To Discontinue Temporarily in January
In Glouster the line between Glouster McConnelaville and Sakswell will pause service around year end due to inadequate revenue versus expenses. Beginning January changes shift the Athens Corning run to every two hours, reducing trips from three daily to a more limited schedule. The move ends a period of reduced operations with impact on local transit.
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Glouster
McConnelaville
Sakswell
E. E. Johnson
Frimble
Athens
Corning
Rush Work on New High Street Bridge
Local notes report rapid progress on a new High Street Bridge with a steam shovel active all day due to favorable weather. The Border to medvantage of the earth feature hints at construction speed and site activity amid routine operations.
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High Street
Mlounter
Wedded 50 Years Ago on Christmas
Logan remembers John L. and Stoody wife Mrs. Stoody as they celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Christmas Day. Six children and families gathered at the Primmer home for dinner and a tribute program with toastmaster Henry W. Stoody, grandchildren Margaret and Jack Stoody, and relatives from Cincinnati, Kenosha, East Liverpool, and more.
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South Ferry
Logan
John L. Broody
Warren Garnhart
Los Angeles
Sam Primmer
Primmer
Mrs. Stoody
Mr. Stoody
Henry W. Stoody
Cincinnati
Clara Hockman Stoody
Margaret L. Stoody
Margaret Stoody
Margaret
Bob
Indian Bill
Newton J. Stoody
Jack
Kenosa
Wis
Dale Miller
East Liverpool
Paul Ullmark
Athena
Baward Miller
Elsie
Lola
Nonw Anie
Linn
Edward Keller
Mery
Max
Samuel Primmer
Steady
South Perry
Y. M Brashares
Laurel
Additional Injuries Found After Carbondale Accident
Logan report shows Clyde Maunts has a fractured left wrist in addition to a dislocated right hip. Paul Mitchell showed no fracture on X ray but possible internal injuries feared. Paul Woodard had right leg cast after reduction of a broken upper leg.
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Hospital Logan
Carbondale
Cherrington Hospital
Clyde Maunts
Paul Mitchell
Feare Ore
Paul Woodard
Jail sentence for whisky delivery to jail charged man pleads guilty
Charlea Kienzle was arraigned in Hocking County on a charge of placing whisky in the jail. He pleaded guilty and was fined 330 with costs and ordered confined 20 days in jail. He will join inmates he attempted to supply with holiday liquor.
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Logan
Hocking
Charlea Kienzle
Harley M. Whitcraft
Kienzle
Gandhi Returns as India Seethes Amid Riots and Boycott
Bombay greets Mahatma Gandhi amid spreading violence and a declared boycott of British goods. Deaths in Peshawar rise as authorities deport Red Shirt leaders. Bengal and other regions report terrorist activity with students urged to act for the nationalist cause. Two Bengali girls, about 20, kill district magistrate Charles Stevens in Tipperah.
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Bombay
India
UPR
Mahatma Gandhi
Britain
Peshawar
Gandhi
Pilsna
Bengal
Congress
Charles G. Stevens
Tipperah
Cavac
Ghost Tramp Sailor Mystery Still Haunts Houston Seamen
In 1928 the 4000 ton tramp steamer Gilda Scuder sailed from Houston with 17 aboard and disappeared en route to the Pacific. Captain Frank Dooley and crew faced mutiny and hardship as Mary Smith, the supposed stewardess, fled at Panama. By 1930 Lloyds listed the ship lost at sea, with legends persisting of a ghost ship wandering at night and ties to illicit rum trade.
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Houston
Tex
Ship Canal
Frank
Dooley
Pacific
Thera
Frank Lane
Mary Smith
Panama
Alaska
San Francisco
Seattle
Yokohama
Lloyd's Registry
Gilda
Robbery and Assault Hit Cleveland Art Instructor
Dorothy Skoneany 24 an art instructor at McKinley School was beaten and robbed of about 25 dollars leaving her with two jaw fractures and serious injuries. Patrolman Leonard Skonezny her father led the manhunt as two young men jumped from a car on a dark street after she left a neighborhood dance hall with receipts in her purse.
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Cleveland
U.P
Dorothy Skoneany
Art Batthictor
McKinley School
St. Alexis’ Hospital
Leonard & Skonesny
Misa Skonesny
Railroad Man Promoted to General Manager in NY Central
Behat, assistant general manager of the New York Central system at Buffalo, will be promoted to general manager when D. R. McBain retires Friday. McBain is expected to step down from the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York Central System
Buffalo
R. McBain
McBain
Tedar
Christmas Visitors and New Year Plans Highlight Pomeroy Page
Miss Elizabeth Patterson of Jamestown and her sister Miss Roberta of Cincinnati visited over Christmas with Rev and Mrs Patterson. Roberta returned to Cincinnati. Elizabeth to remain a week before returning to Jamestown. Mr and Mrs Gravely of Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs Tustot of Chicago visited with Mrs Ewing and family. Mrs Russell of Miami and her daughter joined the winter stay. Ralph Anderson and family returned to Toledo after Christmas. The Royst Nelehborn and Modern Woodmen plan a joint New Year's Eve party at Woodman Hall with refreshments. Mrs Russell and daughter Virginia Elaine left for Denver to visit relatives. Bryan of Chicago, son-in-law of the Bryans, spent Christmas in town before leaving for Chicago.
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Hod Wiliams
K. of P
Main Street
Vern Webb
Webb
Bob Clark
Evel_yya Milly
Akron
Curtis Comings
Crooksville
Crookaville
Comings
Birs. Comings
Bel Wilson
P.M. Strain
Jeannette
Christies
Mary
Elizabeth Patterson
Jamestown
Roberta
Cincinnati
Mia
W. B Patterson
Third Avenue
Christ Hospital
W. G. Gravely
Cincinnnati
K. Tustot
Chicago
H. O. Ewing
W. C. Russell
Miami
Fla
Ewing
Ralph Anderson
Toledo
Woodman Todees
Woodman Hall
Griff? Russell
Virginia Elaine
Denver
Colo
In-lasy
Liston Lowell 2D. Bryan
Explosion Kills Three In Youngstown Home
A gasoline heater exploded in a Youngstown area home killing three children and leaving their mother in critical condition. Mrs Harry Brightbill rushed to the kitchen to rescue the children and suffered burns while aiding her family.
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Youngstown
North Lima
Youngstown Hospital
Harry Brightbill
Brightbill
Child Murder Unsolved in Cincinnati After Seven Days
Police and firemen scoured nearby buildings seven days after Marian Mclean, six, was found dead in a Cincinnati cellar. They found a broom handle with possible blood spots and planned further examination. Charles Bischoff and James Dervanney remained in custody. others released while investigators seek new angles.
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Cincinnati
Marian Mclean
Macarian
Charles Bischoff
Marian
James de. Yvanney
Athens County teachers chosen as delegates to Ohio Education Association
Miss Blanche Phillips of Jerzeyville and Will C. Merritt of Jacksonville Trimble school are named as delegates from Athens County to the Ohio Educational Association meeting in Columbus this week. The event focuses on school finances with State Superintendent B. Q. Skinner among principal speakers.
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Blanche Phillips
Will Merritt
Mite Blanche Phillips
Athena
Jerzeyville
Will C. Merritt
Jacksonville Trimble
Athens County
Ohio Educational Association
Columbus
Schoola
B. QO
Skinner
Youth Killed Instantly in Ohio Auto Crash
Clarence Mouse age 18 of Chagrin Falls was killed instantly when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Raymond Naidanade a reputed Canton bootlegger at the Stowe Corners west of here. The father and mother of Mouse were injured in the crash.
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Bent
Clarence Mouse
Chagrin Falls
Raymond Naidanade
Canton
Stows Comers
Pomeroy B and B Beaten by London Team 48 35
Pomeroy B and B loses to Question Mark from London Ohio 48 to 35 in their season opener. Holland scores 18 and Verne Wolfe 17 for the visitors while Pomeroy’s center Wolfe and teammates fight hard. Coach Ted Baker praises the effort as Gallipolis next week looms.
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Yoru Wolfe
Athens
Pomeroy
Dac
Batunday
London
Ohio
Holland
Verne Wolfe
Gallipolis
Ted Baker
Pomeroy High School
Baker
Pomeroy Boys
Pomeroy B
Fiennigan
Welker
Hiseistein
Dye
Wolfe
Davis
Ashworth
R. Wibright
C. Wibright
Murray
Burial Sunday for Mrs Ella Frye in Middleport
Middleport December 28 Mrs Ella Frye aged 75 died at her North Second Avenue home on Christmas Day after a long illness from a complication of diseases. She was a Church of Christ member and funeral services were held at the residence with Rev Fred Gardner officiating before burial in Middleport Hill Cemetery.
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Ella Frye
Middleport
Ette. Frye
North Second Avenue
Auto accident injures Bernard Casto in Ripley area
Bernard Casto son of Herbert C Casto of Ripley Pike was struck by a car on Christmas Day when he stepped from an automobile. He suffered two fractured legs and a broken arm and was brought to the hospital for treatment with recovery expected.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Bernard Casto
Herbert C. Casto
Ripley Pike
Higgins farm sold to cover debts in Kentucky
The Higgins farm near Vanceburg Kentucky was sold at sheriff sale on December 21 to satisfy Lucy W. Wall for $500 for rent on house and office. Mrs Wall will wait eight months for payment as Kentucky law allows. Higgins now said to be in Huntington after leaving Ohio amid Meigs County mining troubles and an indictment. Dr Crary also departed Gallipolis. Crary moved to Chesapeake Ohio.
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Gallipolis
Huntington
Pomeroy
Charles F. Higgins
Vanceburg
Lucy Ww. Wall
P.T. Wall
Meigs County
State of
Ohio
Dr. Crary
Crary
Chesapeake
Local Holiday Guests and Homecoming Highlights
Miss Margaret Spratt spends holidays in Columbus with parents. Miss Lucille Smith visits Chester with her parents. Local students return from college for the holiday. Several families share Christmas visits across Racine Beech View and Clarksburg. A surprise sixty third birthday dinner honors Edward Kennedy with family present.
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Margaret Spratt
Columbus
Lucille Smith
Ben Smith
Chester
Alles Louise Powell
Johm Smith
Ar Garland Weaver
Alva Grim
George Osborn
Racine
Elza Haley
Charles Haley
Hysell Run
William Barnett
Thomas
Lulu B. France
Walter
George
Hallie Kennedy
Kennedy
Clyde Kennedy
Detroit
Mich
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Hayes Mayle
First Baptist Church Sunday School
Thomas Morris
Virgil Tucker
Ethel Rutey
Ferne Tucker
Bure Oak News
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Hill
Wiliam Lotta
Richard Dew
Burr Oak
Doria Love
Orvilie Aten
Oak Hill
Misa Maxine Rush
Hartreyville
Giouster
Edith Faires
Nures
Athens State Hospital
W. A. Hognett
John Morris
Charles Hamel
Millott
Morris
Harold Andrewa
Paloa
Glouster m
John Moeria
Dessid McDosald
Embray
Syphon
Sewer
W. D. Braddock
Carl Paling
Miller and
Lavey
NEW Straitsville News
Hoke Smith's
Virginia Smith Mills
Savvation Army
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Marlon Smith
Salvation
Bennett
H. H. Bennett
Sam M. Johnson
Paul Tague
New Lexington
Hauck
Jake Soden
Ann V. Bennett
Wellsburg
John Lloyd
Portsmouth
Ralph D. Cole
Findlay
Otto Phillips
Elizabeth H. Bingham
Bright
J.D. Haskins
F. J. Beasley Co
Higgins
Presbyterian Church
Butland News
Christian Endeavor Society
Church of Christ
Howard Smith
Harrisonville
Rutland High School
Clyda Bryne
Sidney
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Omaha
Clyde
Rutland
Cate
St. Joseph’s Hospital
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