Further Expansion Program of Shoe Concern Being Considered
Local old time fiddler Wilby Harden and his brother C V Harden of Nillersport spent a busy week with EB Burlingame of Caldwell. They played for 400 farmers and wives at Neil House Columbus during Farmers Week at Ohio State University. They then provided music for a Pleasantville grange meeting with six district granges in attendance. On Wednesday they backed a farmers institute at Hebron.
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Logan
Wilby Harden
C. V. Harden
Nillersport
EB. W. Burlingame
Caldwell
Neil
Columbus
Ohio State University
Pleasantville
Farmers' Institute
Hebron
Reappointed Rest Room Matron Amid City Reconsideration
Logan Feb 4 city officials reconsidered the retirement of Miss Francesa Toole rest room matron. She is reappointed for two years and has posted bond. The move follows criticism over plans to replace Toole with Mrs P Rochester as a petition seeks her retention. Amica club gathered at Mrs W W Hardy home with three winners named.
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Logan
Francesa Toole
Triday Chirk
Toole
Fts
P. Rochester
Bliss Toole
Masvor
Rochester
Amica Clus Amica Club
W W. Hardy
West Front Street
Mra Annner
Victory Phelps
Leverette Sain
Mirs
Harley Amerine Wie
Bamuel Smith
Amos Johnson
Millionaire oil man escapes Senate grip in Teapot Dome probe
Stewart, head of Standard Oil of Tudisna, seeks a writ to avoid Senate questions on the 1920s Teapot Dome case. The inquiry links Stewart and Harry Sinclair to Continental Trading and a $50 million oil deal. Bonds and profits alleged to have funded politics remain unexplained as committee presses for disclosure.
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Stewart
Gdea
Senate
Sinclair
Harry Sinclair
Harding
Conmerm
Continental
Teapot Dome Committee
Continental Company
Standard Oil Company
Tudisna
Dollar
Senate Committee
Murope
Public Lands
100 Citizens to Help Obtain Expansion Fund
In Ogan on February 4 the Logan Chamber of Commerce outlines plans to raise an extra 20 000 dollars to reach a total expansion fund of 100 000 dollars. A special meeting is set for Friday to review progress. Shoemaker Bringardner Shoelders are being received for the plant daily as 15 000 pairs of shoes are ordered ahead of the cutters to boost production from 600 to 1000 pairs daily once fully operational.
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Ogan
indus/time
Logan Chamber of Commerces
Reid
Ning
Chamber Ofcussed
Bringardner
Sum of 18000 State Aid Sent to This County
Logan February 4 an additional sum of 13000 state aid was distributed by county superintendent J W Ceteman to districts in stocking county. This brings yearly total state aid to 72800 in county districts. Friday’s distribution went to Benton Hasdensville Laurelville Marion Murray City Orville Union Furnace and Ward township districts to cover bills due before January.
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Logan
J. WiCeteman
Stocking County
Benton
Hasdensille
Laurelville
Marion
Murray City
Oroville
Union Furnace
Ward
Logan Motorists Readying 1928 Vehicle Use
USE AUTOS LOGAN Feb 4 That Logan motorists plan to use ther automo biles throughout 1928 is attested to the fact that so far 2600 have ob tained license plates through the office of Deputy Registrar Mrs Della J Hensel her records show This number was reached prior to February Attention is called by the regis trar to the provision that choeser drives a motor vehicle which bears the license number of another without having the license transferred is subject to a fine of 25 dollar A few instances of this practice have been called to the attention of offf losis it is said
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Logan
Della J Hensel
Choeser
Ideal American boy and girl chosen by French artist Woog
Florence Duerk 110 of New York and Weston Watson 12 of Forest Hills joined as ideal American girl and boy by Raymond Woog. Woog plans first U S exhibition of his portraits and later in Paris.
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Florence ‘Duelk
New York
Weston Watson
Forest Eills
Raymond Woog
Woog
United States
Paria
Wrecks Plane in Richmond Endurance Flight Attempt
Clarence Chamberlis, a noted filer, wrecked his Martine Mdilance plane in Richmond early today during takeoff for a world endurance record flight. He was slightly burned, with a passenger and Rogers Williams injured. the runway remained blocked as the craft lost speed just as it lifted off. The accident halted the attempt.
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Richmond
Clarence Chamberlis
Filer
Rogers Williams
Man Charged With Failure To Support Held In Health Case
Logan February 4 Ernest Evans, jailed on a man support charge, is in poor health and to be treated in hospital. Common Pleas Court heard arraignment on last year’s indictment from the April grand jury. Evans was arrested Thursday at Sand Run by Deputy Sheriff L Hammond after a search found him hidden in a closet. Defender Eugene Wright was appointed as Evans is indigent. arraignment postponed.
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Evans
Eugene Wright
Budget Apportioned by Health Groups in Logan
Logan February 4 The county board of health allocated a $6500 budget from state and county sources for monthly operations. Funds cover commissioners salary 2400 dollars county health nurse salary 1800 dollars clerical work 266 medical supplies 200 stationery and office supplies 100 board member expenses 175 employee expenses 900 other expenses 200 equipment 250 and an emergency fund 220. A portion of the office secretary and commissioner salaries are paid by the city board under the joint city county plan.
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Logan
County Board of Health
Gene Shanks Sets Loop Record With 15 Repeats in Four Hours
In St Paul Minnesota on February 4 Gene Shanks a young law student broke a looping world record by making 15 loops within four hours. He surpassed the prior record of 315 loops held by Belvin W Maynard in France.
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T. Paul
Minn
Gene Shanks
Law
Shanks
Belvin W Maynard
France
Postponed Southern Flight At Roosevelt Field
Strong cross winds at Roosevelt Field delays the planned monoplaned flight Columbia by Charles A Levine with pilot Wimer Stultz and Rochester heiress Marble Bell. The February 4 event was called off due to the adverse weather.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Columbia
Charles A Levine
Wimer Stultz
Marble Bell
Rochester
Thirty Three Divorces Granted in Hocking County 1927
Logan February 4 Thirty three divorce decrees were granted in Hocking County during 1927. Wives secured more decrees than husbands with a ratio of 60 to 13. Minor children involved numbered 34. Neglect was the leading cause with sixteen petitions, followed by cruelty eight, willful absence five, adultery three, and one imprisonment.
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Logan
Hocking
Knights of Pythiss win two of three
Logan Feb 4 Knights of Pythiss annexed two games out of three against the Businessmen. The lozers posted the high team score at 396 in the first contest, with four of five players scoring over two hundred. Local brief notes include visitor L C Harper in Logan, Mr Paul Martin from Nelsonville visiting, funeral in Kalamazoo for Mrs Charles Rose, and Scarlet fever reported for Grace Snyder.
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Logan
Knights of Pythiss
Lozers
Paul Martin
Nelsonville
Reed Harden
Steward ship duet closes event with Misa McBroom and Miss Minnie Moore
A talk on the subject steward ship closed the gathering, featuring a duet titled Take Thou to be Holy performed by Misa McBroom and Miss Minnie Moore. Mrs. Hugh Meldrim directed the Seston study, guiding discussions and reflections.
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Misa McBroom
Minnie Moore
Hugh Meldrim
Seston
Planes for the reading and poem event noted
An original poem was discussed for the next meeting with Mrs. R. BR. Lanning present. Honorary members will be entered by Mrs. Harry Thomas. The meeting included a mite box opening led by Miss Bettye, with Miss Wilson, county musical teacher, and guest Mrs. Fred Smith assisting. Correll, a former member, was mentioned.
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R. BR. Lanning
Harry Thomas
Misa Wilson
County Moale
Bettye
Fred Smith
J P
Correll
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Washington
Jones
House
Rivera and Harbora Committee
Ohio River
Kentucky Peninsula
Meer Rvansville
Ind
Ernest Evans
New Spring Merchandise
H. H. Wright CO
Logan, Ohio
Zenners
Madiera
Madiera Embroi
The
D. Zenner Company
P. Win
Logan Briefs
L. C Harper
Ward Township
George Rose
John Zampson
Kalamazoo
Mich
Charles Rose
Grace Snyder
Edward Snyder
West Logan
Health Department
Edna Heckman
Logan High School
Groveport
James Loomis
Union Furnaces
F. A Hufford
Rockbridge
County Health Board
Robert W. Lang
W. H Mowery
Washington Township
Kings Daughters
Sethodist
Samuel Primmer
Minnia McBroom
Knights of Pythias Dollison Oe
Schwenke
Weatheroff
Achaucrlis
Peshara
Stally
Harbaugh
Ima
Leach
Johnson
Heinlein Bros
Loganoma
Beacon
Adminson
Farmers’ & Merchants
Ohio
Merritt Wenn
Com Wenn
A. T. Spears
Hareley Gooding
0. G Whitner
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