Bell Case Heard By Local Court
Logan February hearing on a demurrer in the suit by John Bell ex police chief against the City of Logan to recover three months salary from October. Judge Whitcraft took the matter under advisement after arguments by Edwin D. Ricketts and Jorge W. Christmann for Bell and C. Wood Bowen for the city.
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Logan
Whitcraft
John Bell
Sdudge Whitcraft
Edwin D. Ricketts
Jorge W. Christmann
Bell
C. Wood Bowen
Funeral Held for Nellie Bungard In Logan
Funeral services were held at the United Brethren Church in Logan for Nellie Bungard 50 wife of Irvin Bungard. She died Saturday after an illness since last July cancer was the cause. The Bungards moved to Logan from Green Township. She was mother to William John Charles Walter and Alice and Mrs. Ruby Standiford. Rev Plummer of the Gore Circuit spoke. Burial followed at New Straitsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
United Brethren Chhurch
Nellie Bungard
Irvin Bungard
Mr. Plummer
Gore
United Brethren Church
New Straitsville
Local women bowlers defeated Frankfort Girls by pins
Five bowlers from Zanesville traveled to Logan to face the Frankfort Metor Girls. The locals won with 2 281 pins to 1 965. Margaret Columber led with 505 total and a 201 first game as part of the effort.
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Logan
Zanesville
Frank‘in-Metor
Margaret Columber
Highith
Colonial Tea and Eastern Star event featured local women
About 200 attended a Colonial Tea at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with patriotic decorations and colonial costumes. Joyce and Morton Epstein entertained with piano and violin. numerous women and men served and received guests. Eastern Star Sewing Circle hosted a meeting at Masonic Hall with a formal dinner and a Bailey contest. A sale in the Logan Manufacturing case was confirmed by Judge Harley M. teraft with distribution planned for Samuel Stewart et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Washington
Miss Joyces
Morton Epstein
Society
W. C. Adair
Carlton Bright
A. M. Brown
Stanley Baker
Joe Case
Charles Bell
J. W. Woodard
Adair
Elmer Krinn
William Lehman
Edward C. Hamilton
Kitty Dill
Eugene Wright
L. G. Sain
Minnie Moore
F. 8. Case
William White
Walter Harned
Dill
H. D. Atha
Roy Crawford
Favors
J. W. Coleman
Warren Bright
M. H. Cherrington
Russell Berlin
C. V. Shepard
George Hengst
A. T. Spears
Ruth Brooke
Harley M
Hemroid Tablets Promise Quick Relief From Piles
Piles cause itching bleeding and protrusion from poor circulation. Internal remedy needed as salves and cutting fail. Dr J's prescription Hemroid tablets claim to remove irritation restore circulation and strengthen tissue. Quick's Rate Drug Store asserts one bottle ends pile agony or money back.
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Dr. J
Quick's Rate Drug Store
Bans Smoking Among Co Eds at Michigan State Normal
Co ed smokers at Michigan State Normal School in Ypsilanti face diploma denial, says Dr. Charles McKenny president. He argues Michigan people do not want teachers who smoke.
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Michigan State Normal School
Ypsilanti
Charles McKenny
Michigan
Logan High School Women Vote to Join National Home Economics
At a Logan High School Home Economics Club meeting on Thursday the group voted to affiliate with the National Home Economics Association and to send delegates to the Columbus convention on April 10 and 11. Dorothy Rizer spoke on How to Spend Money and Margaret Redhenwaldt presented Buying Health. Ruby Huffines, dubbed class jester, entertained with numbers along with ukulele items by Margaret Littlejohn and Frances Robey. Roll call featured quotations from Washington before contests and games closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dorothy Rizer
Margaret Redhenwaldt
Ruby Huffines
Margaret Littlejohn
Frances Robey
Washington
World Prayer Day Observed at First Presbyterian
In Hold Prayer Day events in Logan, the World’s Prayer Day was observed Friday afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church. Missionary societies of the Methodist Episcopal United Brethren and Presbyterian Churches led the program with participation from members of all three churches. Mrs H L Geddes led the service and Mrs M F Weymueller sang a solo. The Amica Club met Friday evening at Mrs Ann Shriner’s West Second Street home with dances and Washington’s Birthday themed contests. Winners included Mrs Charles Larimer Mrs Amos Johnson Mrs Simon Rutter and Mrs Harley Amerine. Lunch ended the gathering with miniature flags for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Missionary Societies
Methodist Episcopal, United Brethren and Presbyterian Churches
H. L. Geddes
The
Presbyterian Church
M. F. Weymueller
Amica Club
Ann Shriner
West Second Street
Dorothy Jean Shriner
Washington
Charles Larimer
Amos Johnson
Simon Rutter
Harley Amerine
Troxel restrained in tax collection case against bank shareholders
H B Troxel county treasurer was restrained from collecting taxes on shareholders of First Remple National Bank. A Common Pleas Court suit tests the legality of the tax method, following a Federal Court decision. About 1000 dollars involved. Hearing date not set by Judge Whitcraft. Service of process completed Saturday.
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Logan
H. B. Troxel
First Remple National Bank
Common Pleas
Henderson and Canty
Ohio
Whitcraft
Hocking County
Troxel
Albany Postmaster Job To Be Filled After Exam
The Civil Service Commission announced an open competitive examination in Albany to fill the postmaster vacancy. Eligibility includes US citizenship residency in the delivery area for two years, good health, and within age limits. both men and women may apply. Up to three top eligibles will be certified for nomination by the President, with Senate confirmation final. Applications due by March 13. salary $1500 yearly.
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Albany
United States Civil Service Commission
United States
Civil Service Commission
Postmaster General
Senate
Washington, D. C
Valparaiso Official Dr Oliver Kinsey Dies in St Petersburg
Dr Oliver P Kinsey 81 vice president of Valparaiso University Valparaiso Indiana died in St. Petersburg Florida the report states Kinsey served as university vice president and was in the city for a visit.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Oliver P. Kinsey
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso, Ind
Ohio dairy outlook shows fair half year prospects
Ohio dairy experts say markets are largely balanced with plenty of dairy supplies for the first half of the year. Butter and eggs show oversupply trends while cheese and frozen cream remain near normal. poultry and lard supplies are substantial but not excessive.
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Columbus
Ohio
Carl J. West
Ohio Farm Bureau
Con
Chicago
Irrigation Tied to Weather Shifts, Says Farmer Dunn
Coral Gables Fla Feb 23 Irrigation of Western arid lands is blamed for winter frosts in Florida by E B Dunn known as Farmer Dunn a former Weather Bureau observer. He links increased irrigation to a shift in storm patterns and colder spells sweeping into Dixie with lingering frosts.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Florida
E. B. Dunn
Dunn
United States Weather Bureau
New York City
United States
Pacific Ocean
Oregon
Dakotas
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
South Pacific Ocean
Mississippi Valley
Pacific
Dixie
South
Midwest
Rockies
Florida Peninsula
Bottles and What Goes To Fill Em Advertising Spur
A liquor purveyor used bright yellow pencils stamped with name address and telephone number to bolster trade. The slogan Bottles and what goes in them appears on the pencil prompting customer recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Divorce Granted After Jingle Bell Incident
Chicago court grants divorce to Mrs. Conrad Pscheidt after she alleges her husband tied sleigh bells to her and forced joint sleigh rides. He reportedly complained about alarm clocks and caused her to walk home from sleigh rides.
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Chicago
Conrad Pscheidt
Fudge
Treasury predicts smaller income tax receipts in March
Washington officials estimate income tax receipts due March 15 will fall by 100 to 150 million dollars from a year ago. In March 1930 the Treasury took in 559 million. next month may bring about 450 million or less as stock market shocks and the recession cut revenues. Individual incomes will drop due to 1930 reduced earnings and many corporations may report no net tax liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Treasury
Court Grants Divorce After Morning Run Beside Bed
In a courtroom recount, the transcript notes a wife’s ritual of running around her husband’s bed in wooden shoes each morning before the judge declares the divorce granted. The dramatic exchange centers on the dissolution of the marriage and acknowledgment of the couple's separation.
Fertilizers Cheaper This Year in Ohio Spring Markets
Ohio will see price cuts on sulphate of ammonia and jute used for burlap bags, reducing nitrogen fertilizer costs by 1.75 to 4 dollars per ton in the spring. D M Cash of the Ohio Farm Bureau Service Company notes other fertilizer prices remain steady and that fertilizer costs lagged behind farm product prices in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
D. M. Cash
Ohio Farm Bureau Service Company
Cash
What Is a Soldier
Columbus February 23. Attorney General Bettman faced questions on who qualifies for relief as an indignant soldier or a family member. His opinion traces 1886 legislation for Union soldiers and holds that a soldier is defined by enlistment, not by wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bettman
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices
Three Killed in Break at Joliet Prison
Three Chicagoans died when convicts attempted to scale the Joliet state penitentiary wall. Special guards fired from ambush after days of suppressed excitement, with secret inquiries to determine if others were involved.
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Joliet
Iil
State Penitentiary
Athens County January accidents high despite fewer claims
Ohio industrial records show January fatalities at a high rate with 130 deaths across the state and 982 thousand days lost. Athens County reported 127 accidents with two fatalities and 14 thousand days lost, amid a statewide call for safety education and an All Ohio Safety Congress in Columbus April 21 to 23.
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Columbus
The
Industrial Commission
Athens County
Ohio Industries
Thos. P. Kearns
Division of Safety and Hygiene
One Cent a Day Pays Up to $100 a Month
The Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co offers a new accident policy paying up to $100 monthly for 24 months for disability and $1,000 for death, costing less than a penny daily. Ages 10 to 70 eligible. no money needed to send, policy preview in 10 days after free inspection.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Moriarty
Kansas City
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