School controversy escalates in Marion township district
A new stage in Marion township school controversy emerges as Judge Pettitt issues a temporary restraining order against the board action removing Poling from the board. MelLin and Poling clash over duties as the county board declares Poling vacant and seeks a replacement amid ongoing meetings. Deputy Brandt served the order during a board session as protests continue at home of Mrs KE M Martin on Mast Second Street with community members assisting.
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Marion Township
Pettitt
William Meloin
B. Poling
Poling
MelLin
Brandt
KE. M. Martin
Mast Second Street
John Rochester
Co. W. Scheide
Misses Wellman
Logan Holiday Visitors Return Home After Christmas
Fred Hengst of Louisville visits Logan relatives including Mr and Mrs George Hengst as he works in the South livestock business. He meets former school mates during his stay. Byron Moore and Lowell Price also visit Logan briefly before returning home with their parents. Dr and Mrs Robert Green leave Logan for Ashland Kentucky after Christmas.
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Fred Hengst
Louisville
Logan
George Hengst
Hengst
South
Byron Moorehead
Toledo
Lowell Price
Charlies Price
Robert Green
Ashland
Water Tank Fire Destroys Tank Near Logan
A water tank at Hemlock north of Logan burned Saturday afternoon destroying one tank and threatening the second. Firemen suspected the thawing system as the ignition source.
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Hemlock
Logan
Fire damages Guthrie home. minor loss reported
Gas line leak on North Walnut Street caused a small fire at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Guthrie on Saturday evening. Flames were discovered before spreading. department was notified but not required. Loss reported at twenty five dollars.
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Guthrie
Elizabeth Guthrie
North Walnut Street
Columbus Couple Weds In Surprise May Ceremony
The announcement in Columbus notes the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Krieg in Columbus on May 3. Mrs. Krieg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stevens of 1600 Minnesota Avenue, Columbus, taught at Logan High School for several years. Mr. Krieg is a local graduate now employed by the Hocking Valley railway.
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Columbus
Herbert
Ekrieg
Krieg
W. E. Stevens
Minnesota Avenue
Logan High School
Hocking Valley Railway
Crosswords Puzzle From Radio Clues and Rebus Details
Radio fans get a themed crossword puzzle filled with terms about waves signals and radio gear. Clues mix nouns like vacuum tube detectors and a rebus section with references to vegetables beverages and odd phrases from past puzzle culture.
Masons to Confer Higher Degree at Mt. Masonic Hall
The Mt. Masonic lodge will confer the Superlative Master’s degree at the Masonic hall on Thursday evening. Local Masons expect a large attendance while changes in ritual work prompted rehearsals over the past two weeks. A large class will be ready for the degree on New Year’s night with a refreshment feed arranged after the meeting.
Arthur Montour Emerges as Dempsey Contender in Boston
Arthur Montour of Delaware Indian heritage enters the race for boxing’s heavyweight crown. The Boston scene shows Montour winning all his bouts impressively but has yet to face a major heavyweight.
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Arthur Montour
Jack Dempsey
Big Chief
Montour
Boston
Football Meet to Discuss Hands Off Policy
New York December 28 at the annual gathering of gridiron mentors the coaches are expected to approve a hands off policy toward the current football code Heisman president of the association will be absent and Rh C Zuppke Illinois coach fills his place.
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New York
John W. Heisman
Rh. Cc
League Stars Slip From Peak Form In Quiet Reflection
Umpire Bill Dinneen once quit major league pitching amid arm trouble and a rest period at St Louis. He recalls a minor league exhibition that ended his career, noting the morale of veteran players on the roster.
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Bill Dinneen
Dinneen
St. Louis
Jimmy McAleer
Bill
O. K
Dinneet
Dinneen Calm Under Fire From Rookie Pitcher
The veteran pitcher Dinneen rarely argues with umpires and endures ribbing from a rookie who boasted of throwing only strikes. Dinneen retorted with stern sarcasm, challenging the rookie to resign if he ever missed a pitch with the stuff the rookie claimed to have.
Athens Golfers Plan Chamber Meeting Tuesday
Athens golfers will meet in the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday evening at 7 o clock to discuss a matter of great importance to the Athens Country club. Ned J. Wolf, Greens committee chairman, urges as many to attend as possible.
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Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Athens Country Club
Ned J. Wolf
Greens Committee
Gibbons and Dempsey Prep for a Summer Return Bout
New York reports Tommy Gibbons backs a rematch with Jack Dempsey after a tight eighteen round draw. Gibbons recalls the bout, disputes rabbit punches, and says he could have won if not for Dempsey’s power and a controversial tactic.
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Jor
New York
Tommy Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Gibbons
Shelby
Thaibbons
Jimmy Dougherty
Denpsey
McHugh's Pelican Shot Tops Golf Feats
Johnny McHugh Jr. of San Francisco became the only player known to the game to shoot a pelican. He brought down the bird with a flying shot off the eighteenth tee at his hometown municipal course.
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Johnny McHugh Jr
San Francisco
McHugh
Municipal Linka
Hornsby Leads NL Batters with .423 Average
New York dispatch reports Hornsby of the St. Louis Cardinals tops the National League with a .423 batting average from 143 games. The note cites Rogers as reaching a high mark in consecutive games since 1897 and compares to Keeler and Wagner in historical NL hitting feats.
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Hornsby
Duke
St. Louis Cardinals
New York
Rogersj
Wee Willie” Keeler
Hans Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mastery of South Paws Declared Myth by Sisler
St. Louis December 29 The Browns manager George Sisler doubts left handed pitchers dominate left handed batters after Gene Robertson thrived against southpaws finishing 1934 with a .319 average. Other chatter notes oyster shucking champ Otis Sapp, buck passing congressmen, and playful year end honors for sports and show business figures.
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ST. Louis
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Gene Robertson
Browns
Sisler
Robertsott
Robertson
Otis P. Sapp
Lowlands
Mr. Sapp
Carlson Leads California For Penn Test
Stivers of Idaho is called the coast’s best field general while Andy Smith praises quarterback Glenn Carlson for handling the California eleven. Carlson will select the rehearsed plays to defeat Penn, and Smith is confident he will succeed with those two players. Jay Gould Jr. again claims the national squash championship, modestly saying he deserves little credit.
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Stivers
Idaho
Andy Smith
Glenn Carlson
California
Carlson
Penn
Jay Gould Jr
Germans Like Baseball New York Tourists Miss Germany
Dec 29 report notes major league tourists failing to visit Europe show Japan loves America’s game. Kim Johnson, ex National League umpire just back from abroad, says tourists erred by not visiting Germany where he observed German children actively playing baseball while elsewhere former Americans and Canadians dominated when the sport was played.
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Baseball
New York
Europe
Japan
America
Kim Johnson
Germany
Johnstone
Berlenbach Switches From Light to Heavyweight
Berlenbach plans to move from light to heavyweight. Paul Berlenbach of Astoria L I, who recently knocked out Larry Estride, is pursuing the world light heavyweight title with Dan Hickey, his manager, confirming the development in New York.
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New York
Paul Berlenbach
Astoria
Larry Estride
Dan Hickey
Berlenbach
Disputed boxing title to be decided soon at Madison Square Garden
Boxing commission aims to rule on inactive champions with a featherweight title bout set for Friday at Madison Square Garden between Kid Kaplan and Danny Kramer. The piece notes the commission's drive to clear heavyweight issues, potential action in lightweight, and Leonard’s status and stance amid suspensions and catch weights.
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Sid Mercer
New York
Madison Square Garden
Kid Kaplan
Danny Kramer
Kohnny Dundee
New York State Boxing Commission
Sid Terris
Sammy Mandell
Benny Leonard
Tommy O’brien
Sid Barbarian
Terris
Mandel
Leonard
Boxing Commission
Pancho Villa
Mickey Walter
Dundee
Kaplan
Connecticut
Lenger
Kramer
Terrin
Mandell
Kelley Sure Is Wonder Harris
Washington manager Stanley Harris hails George Kelley of the Giants as the most remarkable major leaguer. The six foot six first baseman wowed in the World Series with graceful fielding, sharp baserunning, and circus catches in center field and strong plays at first base.
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New York
Stanley Harris
Washington
George Kelley
Giants
Harris
Goslin
Kelley
Basketball star plays basketball play diagram
Texas Southwestern chalks a play involving Guard 4 dribbling up the floor for a shot or pass to Forward 2, who cuts from the corner and feeds Guard 4 for a shot, or to Forward 1 who scores. Guard 5 moves to basket guard while Center $ drives left for a follow-up shot. Used when trailing with forwards 1 and 2 staying open.
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ED Stew
Texas
Southwestern
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