Road Legislation Puts Hocking County Representative on Spot
Logan Feb 21 Constituents of Rep H B Welch of Hocking County face a tough choice over road assessment refund legislation. Welch chairs a five member committee to study the measure as farmers urge refunds while lay product industry officials oppose a diversion of the gasoline tax. Farmers favor a five year refund period and say the loss would be fractional yearly.
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Logan
H. B. Welch
Hocking County
Rep. Welch
Welch
Two Arrests on New Straiteville Highway Seize Whisky
Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn found a car containing a gallon of whisky on the New Straiteville highway Sunday. Orlie Schuchter and James Friend of Columbus were arrested. Friend faced intoxicants charges, Schuchter faced transporting liquor. They pled guilty before Magistrate H. B. Whitehart, with $100 fines plus costs each, paid and release followed.
Ludwig Is Reviewed by Logan Saturday Club
A review of Ludwig's Picture of Goethe by Mrs. Emerson Poston was shared with Saturday Club members during a gathering at Mrs. Robert Lee White's home. Luncheon followed with help from several hostesses, and officers were elected: President Mrs. John E. Krieg, Vice President Mrs. Forest E. Weinrich, Treasurer Mrs. D. A. Rannells, Secretary Mrs. W. B. Lacock, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Russell Berlin.
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Logan
Ludwig
Goethe
Emerson Poston
Saturday Club
Robert Lee White
Alice White
Jane White
Charlotte Lappen
John E. Krieg
Forest E. Weinrich
D. A. Rannells
W. B. Lacock
Russell Berlin
Margaret Weaver
Eastern Star Sewing Circle Meets at Logan
At Ma sonic Temple in Logan the Eastern Star Sewing Circle held a regular meeting with 45 attendees. After a 6 PM dinner a business session followed by Red Cross sewing, aided by committee members Mrs. Fred E. Hull Mrs. Gertrude Schempp Mrs. Essie Gano Wallace Mrs. William Bush and Mrs. W B Yaw with additional help from Mrs. Edgar Hillyer.
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Logan
Eastern Star Sewing Circle
Masonic Temple
Red Cross
Fred E. Hull
Gertrude Schempp
Essie Gano Wallace
William Bush
Yaw
Edgar Hillyer
Grand Master William H. Smith Dies in Bowling Green
Logan Masons mourn the sudden death of William H. Smith 63 in Bowling Green. Smith was illustrious grand master of the grand council of Royal and Select Masons of Ohio and visited Logan on Jan. 2 for the super excellent degree. He long served with the New York Central Railroad and is survived by local Masonic circles.
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Logan
Logan Masons
Bowling Green
William H. Smith
Grand Council of Royal and Select Masons of
Ohio
Public Health Officials Travel to Richmond for Study
Dr W B La cock health commissioner and Kenneth Linn sanitary engineer departed Logan on Sunday for Richmond Kentucky to study public health and sanitation work. Linn had been assigned to Hocking County weeks ago by the Federal government as sanitary engineer. They will meet sanitary engineers and other Federal health officials in Richmond.
Funeral for Mrs. Canty Draws Large Local Attendance
Logan mourns Dorothy Nell Canty as family and friends fill St. John Catholic Church for the Monday funeral service led by Rev. H. A. Estadt. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
St. John Catholic Church
Dorothy Nell Canty
H. A. Estadt
James T. Nevin
Oak Grove Cemetery
McVey Birth Notice for Union Furnace Daughter
Logan Ohio February 21 Mr and Mrs John M McVey of Union Furnace announce the birth of a daughter last Thursday.
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Logan
John M. McVey
Union Furnace
Missionary Conference Visit by Rev Amos L Heyde
The Rev. Amos L Heyde of St Matthews Lutheran Church travels from Logan to Bidney to attend a two day missionary conference starting Tuesday.
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Logan
Amos L. Heyde
St. Matthews Lutheran Ghureh
Bidney
Internal Revenue Deputy to Help Tax Filers at Post Office
Logan residents needing to file income tax returns can consult M. K. Chappiya deputy collector of internal revenue at the local post office on March. The service is offered for free to assist those making returns.
Horns' Young Daughter Stricken by Scarlet Fever
Florence Horn an 11 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant Horn at Carbon Hill Logan reports scarlet fever at home. Earlier in the year other family members also suffered from the disease.
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Logan
Florence
Grant Horn
Carbon Hill
Athens Family Visits and Funeral Notice
Mr and Mrs J M Cooley and Mr and Mrs Richard Brooks with Mrs Kar Hanna and Norma Jean visited Athens Sunday to see Mr and Mrs William Brooks. They attended the funeral of Mrs John W Lax in Hebbardsville. Mrs Ha Murphy of Athens stayed in Logan Friday to Sunday as guest of Mia Lydia Weetenhaver and others, returning with Dr and Mrs Clarence L Jones who were dinner guests of Mrs Elia Keynes Sunday evening.
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J. M. Cooley
Richard Brooks
Kar! Hanna
Norma Jean
Athens
William Brooks
Hebbardsville
John W. Lax
Ha! Murphy
Logan
Mia
Lydia Weetenhaver
Clarence L. Jones
Elia Keynes
Logan Judge Rules on Eligible Presiding Cases
Judge O F Rowland of Athens sat in Logan on Monday afternoon for Common Pleas Court sessions. He heard cases where Judge Whitcraft was deemed ineligible to preside.
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Logan
O. F. Rowland
Athens
Common Pleas Court
Whitcraft
Fined for Assault in Green Township Case
Lester Conner of Green Township was charged with assault and battery and arraigned by Magistrate C. T. Stephenson. He pleaded guilty, received a $100 fine plus costs, and was sent to the county jail for 0 days. the victim was J. B. Conner, his son.
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Logan
Lester Conner
Green Township
Stanley Sparnow
C. T. Stephenson
Conner
J. B. Conner
Favorable Trade Maintained by U S in January
Washington reports a favorable trade balance with January exports at 120 000 600 and imports at 96 000 000. The Commerce Department notes declines from 1932 levels with seven month totals showing exports 891 626 000 and imports 671 986 000, reflecting drops from last year.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Department of Commerce
Drive Me Home Drunk Passenger Arrested In Columbus
Patrolmen Thompson and Gordon found Lynwood Gullick, 23, in the back of a radio cruiser after a Sunday night stop. He claimed the cruiser was a taxi and asked to be driven home. The judge suspended costs as this was his first arrest.
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Columbus
U.P
Leo Thompson
C. F. Gordon
Lynwood Gullick
Gullick
Fred Miller
Poultry Short Course Speaker Change at Waterloo High
NEW MARSHFIELD Feb 21 The Poultry Short Course at Waterloo High School will meet Thursday night instead of Wednesday due to a program led by M Ferguson Ohio State University poultry extension specialist. W C Barrett says the talk will cover diseases and parasite control and invites all poultrymen. Arrangements exist to post any sick birds brought in.
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New Marshfield
Waterloo High School
W. C. Barrett
Co. M. Ferguson
Ohio State University
Parochial School Bus Not Entitled to Free Tags
Ohio Attorney General Bricker ruled that a school bus owned and operated by a parochial school is not entitled to free license tags. The opinion says publicly owned vehicles used for public purposes must be registered free, and a private or parochial school bus does not count as publicly owned.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
J. F. Brennan
Bricker
Society Jewel Thieves Blamed for Clever Job
A gang of society jewel thieves is blamed for stealing between $60,000 and $80,000 in gems from Grace Moore and Valentine Parera while they were away. Moore returned to her Miami Beach hotel suite to find it ransacked and police traced the theft to a man posing as a clergyman who phoned ahead to learn of their absence.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Grace Moore
State Treasurer may redeem stale cigarette tax stamps
Columbus February 21 The state treasurer may redeem cigarette tax stamps sold to buyers who removed them from packages because the tobacco became stale. Attorney General opinion to the state tax commission.
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Columbus
U.P
John W. Bricker
State Tax Commission
Roosevelts Attend Funeral Under Tight Security
President-Elect Roosevelt Mrs Roosevelt and daughter Mrs Dall attended the funeral of Mrs Douglas Robinson sister of Theodore Roosevelt in New York. A heavy police guard remained in place with motorcycle officers and secret service agents among the crowd and near the Roosevelts.
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New York
Roosevelt
Curtis Dall
Douglas Robinson
Theodore Roosevelt
Secret Service
Roosevelts
Funeral to be held for Homer C. Brooks at Hebbardsville Church
Athens Masons will conduct the funeral for Homer C. Brooks at the Hebbardsville Church Wednesday afternoon. Blue Lodge members will meet at 12:30 to travel to Hebbardsville, bringing their cars, per D C Chapple, master of the lodge. Brooks lived near Albany and was a member of Pyramidia Lodge No 25 F and A M Athena.
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Athens
Young Cagers Play Saturday
Saturday at the Rufus Putnam courts 125 grade school pupils watched league games among Central Mechanicsburg East Side and Putnam schools. Putnam and East Side won their matches as scores for girls were 6 0 18 2 and boys 6 4 5 2. Next week Putnam meets Mechanicsburg and East Side hosts Central to close the schedule before a tournament begins with five points awarded per win and a 25 point league winner.
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Rufus Putnam
Central
Mechanicsburg
East Side
Putnam
Central Girls
Putnam Girls
B. Croze
J. Gibson
J. Peneland
O. Stivers
E. Wood
V. Fox
Gaitten
Jones
Staatin
Baird
Marckey
Coury
Tompkins
Duncan
Morrison
Nelson
Gibson
Fulton
Carr
Cutlie
Hull
Shaeffer
Rowland
Hubbard
Domilet
Marcinko
Manfeld
Ramseyf
Blackford
Central Boys
Bell
Sharp
Robinson
Gordon
Chapplear
Burton
Hutchington Lewis
Spaulding
East
Circus Parson Doc Waddell to Address McArthur Masons
Chillicothe’s Doc Waddell known as the Circus Parson will speak at a McArthur Masons and Eastern Stars meeting at the Masonic Home on March 6. A delegation from Athens Masonic groups is expected to attend.
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Doc
Waddell
Chillicothe
McArthur
Athens
Dramatics Club Forms at Athens High School
A new dramatics club is being organized at Athens Senior High School by instructor A. A. Nellis. Open to sophomores through seniors, it will function as an honorary society with a points system for membership based on play and program work. Members will study dramatics and staged performances will be produced by participants. Eligible students include Wade Hatch, Charles Gross, Joe Bardin and others.
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Athens
A. A. Nellis
Ann Brown
Revenue Collector Here To Aid in Tax Returns
M. K. Chappius deputy collector of internal revenue is at the Athens Post Office to assist those required to file income tax returns. He will be at multiple locations from March 1 to March 15 with specified dates and towns. Returns for 1932 must be filed by March 5, 1933, with penalties up to 10 000 dollars or one year imprisonment plus 25 percent of the tax for willful late filing.
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M. K. Chappius
Internal Revenue
Athens
Chappius
Pomeroy
Post
Gallipolia
Jackson
Rogan
Wellston
McArthur
Nelsonville
Logan
New Lexington
Lancaster
Reconstruction Era Loan Totals Reported in Broad Federal Stats
The report outlines federal lending during Reconstruction with totals near 2 000 000 000 in various forms. It notes per capita cash distributions and large sums advanced to railroads. It lists major banks and railroads including Pennsylv, New York Central, Chicago and North Western, Missouri Pacific, andLouis Southwestern.
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Pey
Ba Railroad
Pennayivasig
New York Central Chicago & Northwester
Missouri Pacific
Louis
Catarrhal Condition Marketed With Home Remedy Claims
An advertisement promotes at home cure for catarrh and deafness claiming relief from head noises and nasal discharge. It recommends mixing Pa Strength with hot water and consuming a tablespoonful to stop distressing symptoms and improve breathing, asserting success where other treatments failed.
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Cline
Quick
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R. L. White
William HH. Smith
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Richwood, Ky
Canty
LA. 5
Margaret Kruis
Miami
Newark
N. J
Masons
Young Cagers
Athens High School
Wade Hatch
Charles Gross
Joe Bardin
Dick Snow
Fero Betz
Helen Jones
Mary E. Bibbee
Mary McCune
Marion Duncan
Joe Gill
Don Harvey
Ann Beasley
Bob Bird
Jack Custer
Washingto
Living Models
Nelly Don
Seersucker
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