Lifer Taken To Penitentiary From Logan
Logan Feb 5 Information from the sheriff’s office says William Yoder 27 of Columbus previously sent to Ohio Penitentiary was jailed here after a non support case. Earlier he served one year for failure to provide for a child. After release he allegedly attacked a nine year old girl and received a life term. Sheriff Lloyd says he arrested Yoder twice but the first arrest did not lead to a sentence.
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Logan
William Yoder
Columbus
Ohio
Dana Reynolds
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Yoder
W. R. Lloyd
Whitcraft
Lloyd
Boy Scouts Plan Special Program in Athens
The Athens Boy Scouts mark the 20th anniversary of the Baden-Powell movement with events February 7 to 13. Troop 2 hosts a Friday night meeting at First M E Church led by Warren Higgins. Activities include a mystery hike Saturday and an address Sunday at Athens Presbyterian Church by Dr A Y Wilcox. A Tuesday banquet at Hotel Berry honors registered scouts and a Thursday Court of Honor at First M E Church reviews ranks and merit badges.
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Boy Scout Movement
Robert S. S. Baden-Powell
Athens
Roy L. Dupler
Sir Baden- Powell
England
United States
M. E. Church
Warren Higgins
Athens Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
Hotel Berry
Court of Honor
Tenderfoot
M. E
Mooney Addresses Fox Hunters on Dog License Law
Logan February 5 L P Mooney spoke at the Hocking County Fox Hunters Association meeting on dog license law phases urging prompt license purchases. Fox Hunters Orchestra performed while Leonard Bell Maxville Floyd Wright spon or speakers noted cooperation with officials in fee collection. attendance grew with new members. membership up to 95. Mayor Elias E Bright and policemen Notestone Reynolds attended lunch.
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Logan
L. P. Mooney
Hocking County
Fox Hunters’ Association
Fox Hunters’ Orchestra
Foster Bobo
Virgil Wright
Webb Hardy
Leonard Bell
Maxville
Floyd Wright
Lancaster
Mooney
Association
Elias E. Bright
Charles Notestone
Lewis Reynolds
Trip Cut Short as Two Lancaster Boys Run Away to Kentucky
Wil lard Johnson and Cecil Harmon both 15 of Lancaster were taken in Hav enville by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn after admitting they ran away to see the world. Fairfield County officials arranged to return them to their parents.
Mrs Kate Gallagher and Mrs Bert Schreck Return Home
Mrs Kate Gallagher and Mrs Bert Schreck have returned to their home in this city after a several weeks visit with relatives and friends and Baltimore and other Eastern points.
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Kate Gallagher
Bert Schreck
Toeir
Weks
Baltimore
Spelling Contest Planned Across Hocking County Schools
Rural district teachers must hold eliminations by February 21 to select two top seventh and eighth graders and two top fourth to sixth graders to reach the county contest at Logan High School. County champion to win a school silver cup with two consecutive wins needed for permanent ownership. runners up receive banners. District leaders listed include Harbough Deal Mathias Chilcote Davis Zeigler Broshares Dillon Brown Hockman Chilcote Barker.
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Logan
Hocking County
Neale Kitchen
Charles Zeigler
Irvin Risch
Logan High School
Orville Harbough
Perry Township
Clarence Deal
Salt Creek
Elmer E. Mathias
Good Hope
Claude Chilcote
Laurel
Delbert Davis
Benton
C. W. Zeigler
Marion
Velva Broshares
Falls
H. Dillon
Washington
Charles LD. Brown
Falla - Gore
Evelyn Hockman
Green
Hazel Chilcote
Starr
Edwin Barker
Ward
Work on Asbury Ridge Road Suspended for Winter
Logan Feb 5 work on the Asbury Ridge Road in Starr Township is suspended for the winter. County surveyor Orla Wolfe said equipment had been ordered with drawn Monday and wet weather prevented progress, delaying work until spring.
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Logan
Asbury Ridge
Starr Township
Orla Wolfe
Harrington Class Elects Officers After Monday Dinner
A 6 oclock Monday gathering at Mrs. Clinton Webb's Warner Avenue home featured a class program on Women of the Bible with Lydia as the character. Miss Bessie Briscoe reported the nominating committee which elected Mrs. Arthur Dollmatsch president Mrs. C L Abell vice president Mrs. M F Weymueller secretary and Mrs. Clayton Scheide Jr treasurer. The class approved a $20 donation to the church women for floor covering.
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Clinton Webb
Warner Avenue
Harrington
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Lydia
Bessie Briscoe
Arthur Dollmatsch
C. L. Abell
M. F. Weymueller
Lehman Assault Case Deferred For Sentence
Logan February 5. Magistrate E E Bright deferred sentencing in the assault and battery case of Samuel Lehman after he appeared to enter a guilty plea. The court told him sentence would be passed Wednesday afternoon. Lehman was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbeann.
Injured Worker at Hocking Valley Carshop
Jacob Allen, a Hocking Valley carshop employee, injured his left foot when a jack slipped and timber fell during work in the erecting shed after a week’s layoff. Authorities believe no bones were fractured.
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Logan
Jacob Allen
Hocking Valley Carshop
Dowler Family Hosts Relatives for Weekend at Hamley Run
Mr and Mrs Frank Dowler of Hamley Run entertained relatives Saturday and Sunday. Guests included Amos Dowler Ernest Dowler Grove Young Libbie Young George McKinley Carbondale George Dowler New Marshfield and Edward Six of Haydenville. Mrs Dowler injured her limb during the visit. Delia Six Mary Leffler Donald Starick Dorothy Monk Golden Six returned home Friday after work.
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Frank Dowler
Hamley Run
Amos Dowler
Ernest Dowler
Haydenville
Grove Young
Libbie Young
George McKinley
Carbondale
George Dowler
New Marshfield
Edward Six
Delia Six
Mary Leffler
Donald Starick
Dorothy Monk
Golden Six
Local Man Held on Non-Support Charge in Hocking County
Logan, Feb. 65. Charles Graham was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn on a caping served Sunday and is held in Hocking County Jail. He reportedly is in arrears on payments from a non-support charge heard in Common Pleas Court.
Bridge Twilight at E Z Bridge Club Meeting
Bridge served as the main diversion during a Monday afternoon gathering at Mrs. John Krieg’s home. Substitute players Mrs. Charles Lutz and Mrs. Fred Rochester attended the session.
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E. Z. Bridge Club
John Krieg
Charles Lutz
Fred Rochester
Youthville youth faces fur theft charge in Rockbridge
Wilmer Batley, 19, of Rockbridge, was arrested Tuesday and jailed to await arraignment on a charge of stealing furs from Noah Carpenter’s Rockbridge premises three weeks earlier. Officers said he is also under investigation in another local case.
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Logan
Wilmer Batley
Rockbridge
W. R. Lloyd
Noah Carpenter
Mrs Ward Fractures Arm in Fall Near Depot
Mrs Charles Ward of Gallagher Avenue suffers a fractured arm from a fall near the Hocking Valley Depot on Saturday while on an errand. She is reported recovering from the injury.
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Logan
Charles Ward
Gallagher Avenue
Hocking Valley
Valentine Party at East Hunter Street Hosts Readers
Mr and Mrs Harry Brown hosted a Valentine gathering Monday evening in East Hunter Street. Guests read inscriptions from a Valentine box and three contests awarded to Mrs Robert Wright, Joe Brown, Madge Wright, and Ruth Hamilton. Refreshments followed with attendees including Mr and Mrs John Unger and family and Miss Daisy Hamilton.
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Harry Brown
East Hunter Street
Robert Wright
Joe Brown
Madge Wright
Ruth Hamilton
John Unger
Daisy Hamilton
Club Hosts Get Together Bridge Night at East Second
Mrs. Ella Miller hosted the Get Together Club at her East Second Street home. Bridge was played with Mrs. Harry Bartlett Miss Lizzie Rempel l and Miss Kate McBride as substitutes for the evening.
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Ella Miller
Myrtle White
East Second Street
Harry Bartlett
Lizzie Rempell
Kate McBride
Dinner party honors local friends in Union Furnace Nelsonville
Mrs. Oscar Rheinscheid of Union Furnace and Miss Pauline Morrison of Nelsonville entertained a dinner party Sunday. Attendees included Miss Nelle Morrison Miss Doris Thomas James Humphrey of Shelby Mr and Mrs A L Jones Mr and Mrs W L Morrison and family Judson Marguerite Morrison, Oscar Rheinscheid and children.
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Oscar Rheinscheid
Union Furnace
Pauline Morrison
Nelsonville
Nelle Morrison
Doris Thomas
James Humphrey
Shelby
A. L. Jones
W. L. Morrison
Judson
Marguerite
Pielow Speaks on International Rotary Theme in Logan
The Rev. E L Pielow told the Logan Rotary Club Monday that the Hague of Nations yielded ten years of results and praised Woodrow Wilson for founding the association of nations. He cited ignorance fear and racial hatreds as root causes of international misunderstanding. The meeting announced a Legion Post visit next Monday and opened an attendance contest led by captains Harry H Wright and L K Showalter. George Francis attended as a guest.
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Logan
Rotary
E.L. Pielow
Logan Rotary Club
Hague of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Association of Nations
Pielow
American Legion
M. F. Weymueller
Harry H. Wright
L K. Showalter
George Francis
Amica Club Programs At Mrs Nimons Home
Mrs E L Nimon hosted Amica Club on Gallagher Avenue with a program titled Something About the Ground Hog Theodette duet by Mrs A C Johnson and Bernice Johnson. Contest winners were Mrs Leverett Sain Mrs Fred Stracke Mrs Simon Rutter and Mrs Harold Schultz. A two course lunch followed at Mrs Dallas Kinsers home hosted by Mrs Carl Soliday. Bernice Johnson attended as a guest.
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E. L. Nimon
Gallagher Avenue
Amica Club
A. C. Johnson
Bernice
Leverett Sain
Fred Stracke
Simon Rutter
Harold Schultz
Dallas Kinser
Kinser
Carl Soliday
Bernice Johnson
Four Square Class Meeting At Methodist Church
CLASS MEETS Mrs W N LaMance led devotions for the Four Square Class at the Methodist Episcopal Church Friday evening. Mrs George Wonn led the program with a playlet The Unburied Woman performed by Mrs Ernest Vanatta, Mrs Ford Smith, Mrs George Schwall and Miss Belle Crawford. A piano duet by Miss Joyce Fields and Miss Helen Ward and members describing how they earned a dollar for the class closed the program. Refreshments were served by a committee headed by Mrs George Wonn.
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W. N. LaMance
Methodist Episcopal Church
Four Square
George Wonn
Ernest Vanatta
Ford Smith
George Schwall
Belle Crawford
Joyce Fields
Helen Ward
Roy Shaw
Merritt Wonn
Sam Walker
J. R. Fields
Claude Rulon
Delta Theta Tau delegates attend province convention in Cincinnati
Miss Grace St. Clair and Miss Helen Ewing represented Alpha Psi Chapter at the province convention held at the Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati. They returned Sunday evening and reported the next province meeting is to be held in Middletown.
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Logan
Grace St. Clair
Helen Ewing
Cincinnati
Alpha Psi Chapter
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Gibson Hotel
Middletown
Grooms and others pass through Logan on various visits
William Grooms of Bethesda visits his son Newell Grooms in Logan. Fred Hemsley and Bryan Gormley of Glouster arrange for a bowling contest in Logan. William Wolfe of this city visits Crooksville on business. Mr and Mrs Robert Bell of Murray City stay with Sheriff and Mrs W R Lloyd this week and attend a Columbus trip. Thelma Keyes, recovering from surgery in Columbus, plans to return home. Mrs Clarence Blosser and Mrs Francis Myers visit Columbus. Mr and Mrs James Eberst of Columbus visit Logan relatives. George W Tucker of Gore makes a Logan business trip.
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William Grooms
Bethesda
Logan
Newell Grooms
Fred Hemsley
Bryan Gormley
Glouster
Robert Bell
Murray City
Sheriff
W. R. Lloyd
Lloyd
Columbus
Thelma Keyes
Clarence Blosser
Francis Myers
James Eberst
Phil A. Henderson
George W. Tucker
Gore
Robinett at large after escape in Corning chase
Sheriff Clifford Wilson and Marshal Kelso pursue Carl Robinett 22 of Albany Athens County for alleged slugging and robbery of John Snowden at Hobson. Robinett located in Corning but escaped while fetching an overcoat.
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New Lexington
Clifford Wilson
Marshal Kelso
Carl Robinett
Albany
Athens County
John Snowden
Hobson
Robinett
Corning
Local Visitors Report From Athens And Logan
Ernest Short visited Athens Sunday as guest of Mr and Mrs Neal Thomas. F W Clark from Carbon Hill traveled to Logan Tuesday to see his ill father John Faine at his Freisner Avenue home. W J Davis from New Straitsville was noted in the area.
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Ernest Short
Athens
Neal Thomas
F. W. Clark
Carbon Hill
Logan
John Faine
Freisner Avenue
W. J. Davis
New Straitsville
Acid Stomach Relief Sold by Dr Jackson Powder
A Dennison Ohio salesman B H Smith reports years of heartburn sour stomach and gas improved after using Dr Jackson's Digestive Powder. He endorses it for relief and notes a druggist refund if not satisfied. Free sample offer from The Jackson Medicine Co. Zanesville Ohio.
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Dr. Jackson
B. H. Smith
Dennison
Ohio
Mr. Smith
Jackson Medicine Co
Fifth St
Zanesville
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Lifer
BOY Scouts
Scout Organization
Edmund Lowe
Constance Bennett
Roxy Theatre
New York
Y. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Haydenville News
Graham
Maurice Chevalier
Gay
William Haines
Navy Blues
Monte Blue and
H. B. Warner
Rotary Meeting
League of Nations
Legion
W.B. Drake . Jeweler
Nyalyptus
DRUC
Sava
William Wolfe
Crooksville
Be and Co
E B.A. Smith
the Colonial Finance Co
E. Paul Cotton
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Paramount
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