Services Held for Louis Gage in Logan
Logan February 22 Short services conducted by the Logan Lodge Elks at the Harden Company chapel for Louis Gage who died of heart trouble. His body arrived from Columbia South Carolina and he is survived by Mrs. Gage and two sons. Funeral services were held in Columbia before the trip to Logan. He was formerly a resident of Logan and long employed as a railroad engineer at Columbia.
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Logan
Logan Lodge Elks
Harden Company Pel
Louis Gage
Columbia
Gage
Cobia
Concerns Not To Rebuild Logan Plant After Fire
An official from Logan Manufacture Company announced the plant will not be rebuilt after a recent fire. No location decision has been made, but tire production will move to the south plant and Owens factory to fill current orders. The lumber yard and builders supplies operations will continue at the current site.
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Logan Manufacture Company
Owens
Logan Woman Receives Decoration of Chivalry in Columbus
Mrs. Charles Price of Logan was honored with the Decoration of Chivalry Monday in Columbus as a class 16 recipient. She serves as district inspector of the Rebekah Lodge and has held state offices. Attendees from Logan included Mrs. Charles Young, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Marx, and Miss Grace Poling, with Nora Humphrey hosting.
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Logan
Charles Price
Columbus
Price
Rebekah Lodge
Lode
Charles Young
C. W. Marx
Grace Poling
Nora Humphrey
Carmon Trial Opens Monday in Lancaster Manslaughter Charge
Will iam Carmon a Lancaster vulcanizer faces trial Monday on a manslaughter charge tied to the December death of George Ford in an automobile wreck on the New Strattsville Road. Precipes for witnesses for the defense were filed Thursday morning. Prosecutor Phil Henderson leads the case with several witnesses expected. Carmon is defended by Forest Weinrich and G. Silbaugh.
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G. Silbaugh
Lancaster
Biland Forest Weinrich
Carmon
Weinrich
Logan
Word Puzzle Answer Clue for Army Theme
Answer sequence links to military words and actions showing chain from army to death and deed. The item presents a cryptic progression with terms Army Arms Dims Dies Died Deed Head.
Henderson to File Murder Charge
Logan Feb 22 Albert Burchett signed confession in county officials presence opening arraignment on a first degree murder charge. Prosecutor Phil Henderson said the arraignment before Magistrate BE Bright was scheduled for Friday morning.
Prosecutor Shares Lunch With Suspect in Behrens Murder
During a Behrens murder interrogation on a Wednesday afternoon, Prosecutor Henderson ordered lunch to his private office and invited suspect Danner to share it. The exchange occurred as the questioning continued.
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Henderson
Behrens
Danner
Burchett and others held after killing scene report
Burchett said he fired the shot that killed Earl Bebrena Burchett and called Elmer Danner and Clayton Huston to the scene. Danner helped carry the body to a hiding place. it was found later that morning by a searching group directed by Sheriff W R Lloyd. Burchett Danner William Stewart Huston Reuben Lindsey and Louis Whittaker are jailed. Prosecutor Henderson prepared a charge against Burchett but not against the others. liquor law violations possible for some.
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Earl Bebrena Burchett
Elmer Danner
Clayton Huston
Danner
Huston
Burchett
W. R. Lloyd
William Stewart
Reuben Lindsey
Louis Whittaker
Henderson
Granddaughter and Father Honor Birthday Visit in Logan
Green and daughter Ita Cynthia of Ky arrived in Logan for a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Heft. A birthday dinner followed honoring Mr. Heft whose birthday is February 21 and his six year old granddaughter born February 22.
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Logan
Aan Green
Ita
Cynthia
Christner and Uzcudun Face Heavyweight Clash in New York
In Madison Square Garden a 10 round heavyweight bout pits 34 year old Meyers Christner of Akron against Basque contender Paulino Uzcudun. Christner seeks to solidify his position among front-rank heavyweights by defeating a rival who has troubled top contenders without ever decisively beating a standout heavyweight.
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New York
U.R
Meyers
K. O
Christner
Akron
Paulino Uzcudun
Madison Square Garden
Paolino
State seeks new trial in Featheroff insanity case
Logan February 22 motion for a new trial has been filed by the state in the Ray Featheroff insanity case. The grounds include claim the sanity hearing law is unconstitutional and other errors. Featheroff remains jailed under Sheriff Lloyd, while fate of transfer to Athens State Hospital awaits court action.
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Featheriff
State Hospital
Feather
Athens
Lloyd
Evening Bridge Event At Mrs. Kinser’s Home
Members of the A-Go-I-Go club were entertained Tuesday evening at Mrs. Dallas Kinser’s Gallagher Avenue home. Bridge was enjoyed during the evening with substitute players Mrs. Roger Friend Miss Grace Shriner and Miss Rhea Pett present. Lunch was served by the hostess after play.
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Dallas Kinser
Gallagher Ave
Roger Friend
Grace Shriner
Rhea Pettt
Logan Sees Heaviest Snowfall of Winter
Logan woke to the heaviest snow blanket this season after Wednesday night into Thursday morning. City crews from the Service Department under Harvey Linton cleared streets and gutters while vehicles struggled to move as wheels spun on the deep snow.
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Logan
Service Department
Harvey Linton
Honolulu pupils exchange letters with Hawaiian schoolgirl
A Hawaii East Side classroom received a letter from Kikue Ihori of Oloa Hawaii. She describes living near Hilo, working in a sugar cane mill, and her Oba school with 11 committees and 19 teachers. Fifth graders shared Lincoln anecdotes and student speakers included William Whaley and Janet.
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Hawaii
Kikue Ihori
Oloa
Hilo
Hawaiian Islands
Oba
George Tanguchi
Kikue Short
Oharu Nomihira
Kikue Thor
Abraham Lincoln
Richard Imes
Lincoln
William Whaley
Bill Carpenter
Delmar, Kempler
William Love
Janet
School program features including address and songs
A program featured Gettysburg Address by Willard Roberts, a vocal duet by Leslie and June Fultz, and children singing Revolutionary Tea and Yankee Doodle with Richard Imes at piano. Betty Ricketts told an account of George Washington, Stephen Fuller played violin with Miss Mc Gowan, Martha Sams read Song of the Flag, Merritt Preston led the flag salute with a large flag.
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George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
East Side
Ralph Dalton
Mary D. Blayney
Hawaii
June Fultz
United
Ohio towns may vote on Sunday motion pictures
Ohio towns and villages could decide to permit Sunday afternoon and evening showings if a bill by Senator L. D. Marshall passes. The measure allows local elections on the issue, with a majority vote needed to allow films after 1 p.m. on Sundays. Proponents claim lost local business now goes to neighboring towns.
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Columbus
Ohio
L. D. Marshall
Cleveland
Ciy
Marshall
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