Society notes feature dinner guests and DAR session
Mrs Edson Kyle hosted a Sunday dinner with guests from Columbus and New Marshfield. The Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs D H Moore’s home with bake sale plans for the cemetery fund and a program on Our National Trails. Engagements and social visits round out the local society snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson Kyle
William Nanna
Alonzo Perry
New Marshfield
K E. Cavendish
Kooka
Marcellus
of Columbus
National Old Trails Road
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. H. Moore
Lucy Burchfield
Nellie van Vorhes
Clarence C. Robinson
Joshua Sands
Harry O’bleness
Springfield
Continental Congress
Washington
J.T. Merwin
F. W. Bush
J. M. Hyde
Nelsonville
I. M. Foster
D. R. Richards
Washington, D. C
A. O. Sloane
New Mexico
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
Cal
Kansas City
Local Social News From Logan and Nearby Homes
Miss Margaret Cook of Logan visited Miss Corn Woodyard at 3214 South Court Street. Miss Lara Graham recovers from ptomaine poisoning after illness in Columbus. Mrs. Harvey E. Moler hosts her bridge club at 71 North High Street. A motoring party to Columbus saw Irene at Hartman before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Love
Grace Walker
Columbus
Friend Love
West Stall Street
Love
Harley E. Moler
North High Street
Margaret Cook
Logan
Corn Woodyard
South Court Street
Lara Graham
Lewis Graham
Mils Street
Miss Graham
Harvey E. Moler
Richard W. McKinstry
Gail Putnam
Josephine Bagley
Dan Davis
Irene
the Hartman
Murray City Miner Held After Raid By Dry Officers
Logan February 18. Harry Bittner, miner of Murray City, jailed on $2000 bond after officers Jonas and Sines raid a concealed tunnel near his blacksmith shop uncovering nine mash barrels a still and a two gallon jug of whiskey. The mine had seen similar liquor making before. Fathers and Sons banquet set for February 29 at the Presbyterian church with W. G. Cartlich as speaker and a focus on boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry Bittner
Murray City
Miner
Jonas
Sines
Bittner
Father and Sons
Fathers and Sons
W. G. Cartlich
Cartlich
Logan baggage man rides street car for thrill
William F. Rizer, baggage and express man for the Hocking Valley, rode a street car from Linden toward Columbus. The car derailed briefly as the rear trucks left the track but stopped safely with no injuries and passengers shaken but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Rizer
Hocking Valley
Logan Depot
Logan
Linden
Columbus
Mr. Rizer
Cleveland visit guest returns home
Mrs. L D Johnson of East Klunter Street has returned home after a pleasant visit in Cleveland where she stayed with Mr. and Mrs. W L Web.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
L.d.johnson
East Klunter Street
W. L Web
Local worker sidelined after fall at Henry Gordon residence
D. L. Brunney, a concrete worker, is off duty after a Saturday accident at the Henry Gordon residence in the west part of town. He dislocated his right shoulder when he landed from a fall at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Brunney
Henry Gordon
Mr. Brunney
Icy Sunday Grips Logan With Treacherous Roads
Residents awoke to a thin ice coating that disrupted church services and traffic. Many stayed off the streets while those venturing out faced slips and falls until the weather warmed by noon and crepecrackers creepers appeared and stores opened to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Straitsville
Lucky
Miss Gertrude Weaver Weds Clarence Schempp at Parsonage
Miss Gertrude Weaver and Clarence Schempp married at the United Brethren parsonage on Thursday evening by Rev. J. G. Spears. Weaver, a Logan high school graduate and county teacher, is from this city. Schempp, son of Charles Schempp, works in his father's barber shop on West Main Street. The couple resides at 926 Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Weaver
Clarence Schempp
United Brethren Parsonage
J. G. Spears
Miss Weaver
John Weaver
Logan High School
Mr. Schempp
Charles Schempp
West Main Street
Church Street
Trial of officers over Span Morrocco defeat opens
Madrid reports the trial of army officers held responsible for a Spanish defeat in Morocco will begin Wednesday before members of the Supreme Council. The proceeding targets several senior officers and is seen as a test of accountability for the military outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Morocco
Supreme
Queen City IK Seavige Fight in Cincinnati
City officials plan a council vote to authorize City Solicitor Zielonka to sue for annulment of the local street railway franchise. The administration seeks lower fares and better service, while operators have not agreed on terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Peb
Zielonka
Liquor Cases Near Gloge Hearings and Fines
Andy Burke of Athens was fined 200 dollars plus costs for possessing and 300 dollars plus costs for selling intoxicating liquor in common pleas court. John Kolakoski and Bruce Russell of Jacksonville appeared as bootlegging trials for 26 raid arrests near Athens, with Stewart fined 200 on two selling charges and 100 on two possession charges. James Kenix received 900 for three selling charges and 3800 for six possession charges. John Maeix was fined 700 for two selling charges and one possession charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Burke
Athens
Common Pleas Court
John Kolakoski
Jacksonville
Bruce Russell
Charlies Stewart
Stewart
James Keneix
John Maeix
Coast Guard Cutters Race to Aid Stranded Steamer
Marshfield Oregon February 18 rescue efforts swing into action as the Columbia a steamer wrecked off the western shore is pummeled by breakers. Coast guard cutters off Coos Bay race to save 23 crew members and 34 passengers with lifesaving lines amid fierce winds. Captain M J Jensen directs the daring transfer as onlookers watch from the cliffs.
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Coast Guard
Marshfield
Ore
Coos Bay Harbor
United States
McCor
Mick
Columbia
C. A. Smith
Cleone
M. J. Jensen
Paasservers
Woman trapped by washing machine wringer in Bridgeport
Mrs. Harry Waugh, 24, lost her left breast after her clothing tangled in an electric washing machine wringer. She was held against the rollers for an hour with her two small children locked inside the house unable to call for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Harry Waugh
Chapman couple celebrates milestone anniversary
Elyria Colorado reports J. C. Chapman and his wife marking a significant wedding anniversary, celebrated with family and friends in a quiet observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria, CO
J. C. Chapman
Train derailment injures three near Whit ney
Washington February 18 three C and O trainmen were hurt and freight traffic was halted for hours after a derailment near Whit ney causing significant disruption to the railroad line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Whitney
New Theory Splits on Death of Louise Lawson
New York detectives reopen the case linking Louise Lawson a Texas music student to a possible motive robbery of furs and jewels. They note new life details and statements from Mrs Mary Ward Hartwell and Charlotte Wakefield as they also probe an apparent attack on cabaret dancer Miss Olgio Morton in her department yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louise Lawson
Miss Lawson
Mary Ward Hartwell
Charlotte Wakefield
Oligo Morton
Miss Morton
Plans for 1924 Athens County Fair Features
Preliminary arrangements made at the county fair board meeting in the Athens Court House. The fair will run four days August 1922 inclusive with exhibits from 4th grade to county clubs under Rh M Pavey and H T McVay. Prizes total over 10 000 dollars. A new Baby Beef livestock class for 1923 steers, fireworks for three nights, a possible Horse Show, and racing card committees planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens
County Fair Board
Athens Court House
Rh. M. Pavey
H. Tt. McVay
Arrest Dr Mundhenck on radical charge in Middletown
A deathbed confession from 19 year old Iva Sarber claims Dr. Lewis Rh. Mundhenck a 73 year old Middletown physician performed a criminal operation on February 3. He was arrested at 2 oclock Monday and is held on malpractice charges. Doctors Warner and Gerber say Sarber is dying and if she dies the physician will be charged with murder. Mundhencks wife and children are in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Iva Sarber
Lewis Rh. Mundhenck
Mundheneck
Munchenck
William Warner
D. I. Gerber
Mundhenck
Florida
Water service cut for three hours in Grandview Highland area
City workers will suspend water in part of the Fast End and the Children's Home while a new TT line is hooked to the Grandview Highland addition. The start time is not fixed but the outage should last no more than three hours according to City Service Director Romine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Service Department
Grandview Highland
Romine
Athens Merchants Compile Credit Rating Booklet
The Athens Retail Merchants Association plans a new credit rating booklet to share mutual information on customers delinquent in paying debts. Each member receives a copy. credit will be refused to those named in the booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens Retail Merchants Association Histary
Farmers of Ohio Draw Record Attendance at State Conference
About 4900 people from across Ohio attended the Central Ohio Farmers' Week convention in Columbus, breaking records and marking a steady yearly rise since programs began. Ohio State University figures note the 1924 turnout surpassed last year by 254 attendees amid ongoing growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Iew
Railroad Linemen Die After Fast Train Collision
Steubenville area report says William J. Albaugh aged 45 and Fred N. Ross aged 25, Pennsylvania railroad linemen, were instantly killed at 1:45 PM when struck by an eastbound passenger train at Millers Station, about 15 miles west of Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville, O
William J. Albaugh
Fred N. Ross
Pennsylvania Railroad
Millers Station
Steubenville
Demand for ladies' silver fox coats causes cat shortage
A brisk demand for silver fox coats for women is linked to a serious shortage of domestic house cats. The article notes rising fur fashion impacts pet supply and concerns among households.
Lawyers Plan Brick Subscription for Hardin Church
In Hardin Montana a church for lawyers will be completed by nationwide attorneys. C Gillette a local barrister started a brick subscription costing one half dollar per brick. The church will be named The Lawyer's Mite born from the effort after earlier funding failed due to poor crops.
Hocking Valley R ailroad Seeks Large Bond Issue
The Hocking Valley Railroad Co seeks permission from the state utilities commission to issue and sell 6 million dollars in two year five percent gold bonds maturing March 1 1926. Proceeds would be used to fund an equal amount of maturing five year bonds issued March 1 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
The
Hocking Valley Railroad Co
State Utilities Commission
Senate to Count Ballots in Texas Senatorial Fight
Washington dispatch says the Senate Elections committee began recounting ballots from the 1922 Texas senatorial race as a preliminary step to public hearings on unseating Democrat Karl Mayfield. One box opened with Mayfield's counsel and Podivy's attorneys present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
Seanate Elections Committee
Karl BR. Mayfield
Mayfield
George FD. Podivy
Senate
Daugherty Reports On War Fraud Prosecutions
At Washington on February 18 General Daugherty transmitted to the Senate a long report on the status of war fraud prosecutions. The document replies to a resolution sponsored by Senator King of Utah. It outlines progress and details within the Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
Senate
Department of Justice
King
Utah
Warren Silence on Warren's Navy Secretary Prospect
Detroit news confirms President Coolidge has not asked Charles B. Warren to become secretary of the navy, and Warren avoided comment on the Washington report. The dispatch notes Madagascar ants contribute to varnish production in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Mich
Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Detroit
Edwin Denby
Navy
Madagascar
France
State probes funds to prevent school closures in Columbus
Visiting Schools Columbus reports State Director of Baws von Riegel launched a probe to prevent closing of OM schools amid financial difficulties. Education department members are inspecting schools at risk of closure due to lack of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Baws von Riegel
Iibe
Trial in Columbus on RB Dollings Co. stock mail misuse case
Today in Columbus the government introduced exhibits as evidence in the joint trial of Sam G. Benham and Dwight R.ison, officers of the defunct RB, T Dollings Co., charged with misusing the mails in stock sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sater
Sam G. Benham
Dwight Rison
Rb, T Dollings Co
Ohio
Government suit over estate tax lost in Supreme Court
The government failed to block payment of 463,629 dollars to Josyph Jeremain ae cum and other executors of Parey Sage, in a federal estate tax dispute. The ruling was issued by the Supreme Court, affecting tax collection practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Josyph Jeremain Ae
Aret Sage
Wide Not Russel
New York
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Walter Bischoff
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Ohio State Unversity
Triangle Fraternity
Columbus Dispatch
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F. D. Cooley
Tom Littler
Barberton
Victor Lee
H. W. Lee
Presbyterian Church
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FE. BR. Burdette
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Nelle F. Robinson
Phil Robinson
Corning
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Queen City
IK Seavige Fight
New Clewo
Arouge Police
Lawson
Girl
Hubert Duhme
Conn
Harold Israel
Farmers OF Ohio
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Warren
Buckeye State Building and Loan
West Gay Street
Columbus, Ohio
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W. H. Lemons
Central Ave
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T. H. McHenry
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